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The Wahoo KICKR Climb is one of the more unique devices to hit peoples pain caves in the last few years. A grade simulator to mimic the hills and descents during your indoor workout. BUT, is this perhaps an indoor gadget too far?
A lick of new paint and some changes under the skin, doesn’t sound like much in the world of smart turbo trainers. Has Tacx done enough to keep the Tacx NEO 2 in the game? Read on for the lastest Tacx NEO 2 review to find out!
Zwift riders have been stuck at Level 25 for seemingly forever. Zwift HQ has now pulled the leaver opening up upgrades all the way to level 50. So what do you get, and how far do you have to go?
It’s 2018 trainer season, and Tacx has updated their flagship trainer. The Tacx Neo 2 has been developed as a result of engineering feedback from the Tacx NEO Smart Bike and a deeper understanding of the complex magnets which go to give the unique characteristics of the Tacx NEO 2. So let’s see what is…
Another year and another crop of turbo trainers. It looks like this is going to be a big one, Elite, Tacx, Cycleops, Kinetic all have new units this year. One of the first on the shelves is the Elite Drivo II – now in black
With companies such as Garmin, Wahoo, Polar, and Lezyne making some great cycling GPS units, is there anything that we haven’t seen already? Hammerhead says there is, and with a little help from Google they’re going to change the landscape of cycling technology.
Autumn is upon us, and that means turbo trainers reviews. The Elite Drivo II is the first up in the TG cave, and this preview gives my first impressions of the Italians lastest indoor bike trainer, along with a report of my 2018 Elite Factory visit and the Elite Fuoripista. So let’s get into things!
See.Sense ACE Review – Smart Bike Lights The original See.Sense ICON was a bit of a KICKSTARTER darling in 2015, so it makes sense that the company should return to the crowdfunding site before developing their latest product, the See.Sense ACE – a smart bike light that the company would like you to consider it…
Fitness is frequently a fickle concept. Wahoo has tried to blur the lines between work and sport with the new Wahoo KICKR Desk. So is this a just a standing desk targeted at cyclists, or perhaps something more useful?
The bike light world is a very crowded place so the Blinkers by Velohub has decided to use a different approach, by billing primarily as indicators your bike. Might this bew a winning formulae?
James Gill