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Over the last few years, the direct mount smart trainer has been recognised as the gold standard when it comes to indoor bike training. Kinetic has long relied on the Rock and Roll system to differentiate from rivals, but the lack fo a direct mount trainer has been a sore point. Not any more!
The NPE Runn treadmill sensors is a fire & forget way of turning a standard treadmil into a smart fitness device. On to the NPE Runn Review
Some products take longer than others to come to market. The Tacx NEO Bike Smart has been a particularly long gestation. So, time for the full Tacx NEO Bike Smart Review!
There are many challengers to the title “Best mid-range smart trainer” – in this Elite Direto X Review, can the Elite keep the crown
The Wahoo KICKR CORE is the companies budget direct drive smart trainer. But is the littlest turbo good enough to be called a true KICKR?
It was inevitable. Having multiple trainers, a desk, a hill simulator and a fan, Wahoo at some point was going to have to connect their kit, and join the smart bike party. At Eurobike they did!
Zwift has a little skunk works call Zwift Futures. Their latest idea is steering for Zwift, which was demo’ed on their new mountain bike course. Let’s dig in!
There is a whole world of smart trainers now. With options for every person and every budget. But when it comes to budget, coming in at around £500 with offers, the Elite Direto has been the best trainer in terms of price and features. Will Elite be able to maintain that with the new Elite Direto X?
Sports electrolyte drinks are vital during training, but your zwift cycling session & health may suffer if you don’t get the right balance
The Wahoo KICKR Headwind is one of those products which looks good on paper and EXCELS in person. Which a super add on to your Zwift setup, it’s saddled with a steep price
Power meters cost a lot. But not as much as they did. The 4iiii Precision power meter pushes the price down, but have corners been cut?
Zwift Drop Shop… Buy new Zwift Upgrades Another Zwift update dropped today, and with Zwift opened up shop – Specifically the Zwift Drop Shop, and with it launched their own virtual currency called “Drops”. Is that Drops of sweat, Drops of oil, handlebar Drops, number of riders who you have Dropped. I’m not necessarily a…
The Tacx Flux S – A new casing, redesigned leg setup, & a series of new copper internals replacing older aluminium innards… AND a low price!
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?
Zwift RunPod has landed! Well, we said landed, but should we perhaps say appeared! We know that Zwift has the coding chops to produce amazing 3D worlds, but do they have the expertise to get into the hardware game? Well, the Zwift RunPod has a little secret…
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
Autumn is upon us, and that means turbo trainers reviews. This is my first hands-on impression of the stunning Elite Fuoripista as I visited the Elite Factory. So let’s get into things!
James Gill