[10mph]

I was thinking of using my SS on a bike trainer. I'm not sure if the axle nuts will support it. Geared bikes have that quick release gadget thats easier to mount.
Am I incorrect?

 

[Monty219]

I was thinking of using my SS on a bike trainer. I'm not sure if the axle nuts will support it. Geared bikes have that quick release gadget thats easier to mount.
Am I incorrect?

Need more details. Based on what i have owned for SS and trainers it could work.

 

[Loll]

I did that after knee surgery, but quickly realized going nowhere and spinning out is not that great. Unless you are doing 36x12 or some crazy big gearing. Ymmv

 

[10mph]

I have a Kinetic Trainer and old Langster. Will the Kinetic grab the Langster's rear wheel nuts? We have snow and ice coming next week and I'd rather be off of the roads.

 

[834905]

I used to use rollers with my SS. Personally I feel like they’re a much better workout than a static trainer.

 

[Stahr_Nut]

I have a Kinetic Trainer and old Langster. Will the Kinetic grab the Langster's rear wheel nuts? We have snow and ice coming next week and I'd rather be off of the roads.

I have a Kurt Kinetic trainer and after googling a picture of your rear axle nuts I suspect the internal shape of the cups on the trainer will be too conical to fit them. But since you have the trainer the only way to know for sure is to try it.

If you have a spare set of nuts and are willing to sacrifice them I bet you could bodge it by filing down the corners/edges of the nuts enough to make them fit yet still leave enough of the flats near the base to get a wrench on them for removal and installation.