Minoura Live Ride 540 review
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Easy to set up
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Seven levels of resistance
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No cam lever on the brake unit
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Minoura's 540 uses an H-frame and a magnetic unit with a steel roller that is noticeably quiet.
Set-up is uncomplicated and even though there is no cam lever on the brake unit, the adjuster can be tuned to quickly set the tension on the tyre.
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