Haven't found anything on the net, but the part is so massive that I think you can handle more than the max. 130Kg usually described by the bike manufacturer (the weakest link will probably be the axle and not the trainer itself). Have fun

Hello SimonF688 Yes, I have been using the Turno with Zwift, Rouvy, FullGaz and the Eigens ELITE for a few years now. As it is paired with Ant+ it is usable, I use the iPad for that and then on a TV using AirPlay. Works great. For the pulse, I have the Polar H10 belt. Also works great via Ant+. I hope I have helped with this information.

Hello I think it also works because the brakes are not needed. You clamp the bike onto the cassette and the brakes are then loose. I have only had to buy a new cassette as this is not supplied. The reason for this is that the bikes need different cassettes. That's why I think it has to work. But that's just my opinion, I don't know exactly. I think it also depends on what setup you have. I proceeded as follows: Mounted the cassette, removed the rear wheel from the bike and mounted it on the Turno. Installed the Elite software and entered the data. Installed the Zwift software on the iPad (I ride via the iPad with Bluetooth). The sensors are recognised (this is in the Turno behind the cover). I pair the Apple Watch for the HR (heart rate). I select the route and ride it. That's all I have to do. Hope this information helps. Greetings TorobraVO