Elite RealAxiom B+ Wheel On Trainer
Key Specs
- MSRP: $449.99 USD
- Flywheel: 5lb
- Max Wattage: 1060 W
- Max Incline: 10%
Where to Buy
This trainer is no longer in production, but you may find a good deal on used or old stock.
More Details
- Brand: Elite
- Year Released: 2019 (No longer in production)
- Axle Compatibility: 130mm/135mm quick release
- Does not require calibration
- Weight: 10kg
- Communication: ANT+ Bluetooth
- Physical Dimensions: 86x70
Support App: myETraining
Overall Rating
3.5 stars
based on 2 reviews
The built in rocking motion is a nice touch. 
Realaxiom B+ from SEninjaWG September 14, 2020Â
I still had this slightly old trainer when I was planning to restart riding indoors. Where the old Elite software didn't work somehow anymore, I installed Zwift and never wanted to go back. As for the trainer:
Elite RealAxiom (USB) from bob September 10, 2020Â
PROS:
- It uses USB type A. Maybe a CON for some, but 100% no data drops. I'd prefer wired where possible any time for that reason (only)
- The "dancing" feets are standard
CONS:
- It is a bit loud. You can hear the unit and the roll above fan and riding noise
- it sometimes slips a bit
- I can't get over 450W more or less. I tested a friends Wahoo Kicker and I could go easily over 600W, so surely it has to do with the trainer. Make me doubt accuracy a bit.
- Because it is USB, no power data available to sent to your Garmin (very small CON IMO)
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The built in rocking motion is a nice touch. Realaxiom B+ from SEninjaWG September 14, 2020Â
I still had this slightly old trainer when I was planning to restart riding indoors. Where the old Elite software didn't work somehow anymore, I installed Zwift and never wanted to go back. As for the trainer: Elite RealAxiom (USB) from bob September 10, 2020Â
PROS:
- It uses USB type A. Maybe a CON for some, but 100% no data drops. I'd prefer wired where possible any time for that reason (only)
- The "dancing" feets are standard
CONS:
- It is a bit loud. You can hear the unit and the roll above fan and riding noise
- it sometimes slips a bit
- I can't get over 450W more or less. I tested a friends Wahoo Kicker and I could go easily over 600W, so surely it has to do with the trainer. Make me doubt accuracy a bit.
- Because it is USB, no power data available to sent to your Garmin (very small CON IMO)