Pro-Lite displayed its new Indoor Training Bike at the Taipei International Cycle Show, offering the adjustability to mimic your real-world setup indoors. The new trainer features 24 levels of resistance and is said to be designed with input from Rouvy to create a realistic ride feel. The device features near bike-fitter levels of adjustability, with the saddle height, reach, bar height, bar width and crank length all featuring some level of movement. On the handlebar, theres a display and a built-in stand to support your tablet or laptop when using cycling apps. The saddle was designed with input from Selle San Marco. Nick Clark / Our Media Pro-Lite says it has spent time creating a non-gendered saddle for the bike, with padding to support any rider's anatomy. The shifting/resistance buttons are built into the hoods. Nick Clark / Our Media This should make sharing the device in a household easier, with no need to switch saddles before each ride. The cockpit features plenty of adjustability. Nick Clark / Our Media The crank lengths range from a short 150mm to 175mm, meaning you should be able to test out different options. The pedals have to be unscrewed to alter the crank length. Nick Clark / Our Media Pedals are dual-sided, with SPDs on one side and toe straps on the other. More from the Taipei International Cycle Show DVO returns after post-COVID slump with more tuneable luxuriously smooth fork and shocks This wild steel gearbox enduro bike could convince me to drop the derailleur Wheeltop expands its challenge to SRAM and Shimano with new wireless groupset These new smart thru-axles sound an alarm to prevent you crashing This is the longest-travel fork we've seen for 32in wheels could the new size go beyond XC racing? RST reveals inverted gravel suspension with electronic damping and a new 32in fork for XC bikes These are the lightest 32in wheels I've seen, and they use polymer spokes Rilaxs smart helmet plays music and helps you speak to friends up to 2,000 metres away as you ride