it looks like a standard road bike and should work just fine - a friend of mine has ridden one for years. Just make sure it is the right size for you.
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Thank you! This is apparently small mens bike which seems like it would fit me as Iâm 5â9.
So for future reference why Iâm looking around, a standard road bike with a QR is a safeish bet when it comes to compatibility with the Tacx Flow?
I canât say for sure but I would guess you want the medium size.
Hereâs a geometry chart for a 2016 Fuji Finest (not the bike youâre looking at but probably not far off). It says the standover height is 756mm for the small, 767mm for the medium. If you know the model and year for the bike, you can find it on https://archive.fujibikes.com/
The other thing to bear in mind is that the bike, as purchased, probably wonât be a perfect fit for you. To ensure that youâre comfortable and producing good power without risking injury, you need to do a bike fit. You can pay to have the fit done professionally or, if youâre purchasing the bike from a store, they may do a basic one for you free-of-charge.
You can always do a fit yourself, thereâs plenty of information on the internet (e.g. GCNâs âHow To Perform A Basic Bike Fitâ, How To Perform A Basic Bike Fit - YouTube).
Good luck 
yes, the tacx flow is made to work with bikes like you are considering. If you never plan on taking it out on the road then fit isnât quite as critical (eg. if you canât reach the brakes when in the drops this wonât be an issue). But as William says you do need to consider comfort and performance.