Kickr Core News Today

Online triathlon magazine with product reviews, a bike fit guide, training tips, and several regular columnists. The editor is Dan Empfield, the founder of Quintana Roo.

Are you looking for a turbo trainer for indoor cycling? Read this article and watch the video to find out which is the best out of three of the most popular direct driver indoor smart trainers. Which should you choose?

TL/DR, the Wahoo Kickr Core with Zwift's virtual shifting and single cog tech is very very similar to Zwift's own trainer. Is there any reason to go with the Wahoo-badged version?

In order to find the best smart turbo trainer in 2023 we tested popular turbo trainers on Zwift and against power meters.

In order to find the best smart turbo trainer in 2023 we tested popular turbo trainers on Zwift and against power meters.

How much weight can you shave off by drilling your chainring? Plus the 15g rear bike light, Wahoo x Zwift discounts, new stuff from Campagnolo and Insta360, and loads more… Is this inflatable helmet “four times safer than testing standards”? Are chainless bikes a genius or terrible idea? And is this really the smartest ever action camera? All will be revealed in our round-up of the week’s top tech…

New design moves forward and back as you ride to mimic outdoor riding; there’s a new Kickr Bike Shift smart bike too – and at £2,700 it costs much less than Wahoo’s existing smart bike

WILMINGTON, Del. (BRAIN) — A year to the day after Zwift launched its first stationary trainer, the Hub — which led Wahoo Fitness to quickly file suit for patent infringement — Zwift and Wahoo are announcing terms of an "amicable settlement" that include each company selling bundles containing the other’s products.

Hi, I'm new here. I took the plunge and bought a Kickr Core in December last year.   I set it up with my old alu commuter bike, that I haven't ridden for years.  I had a bike fit done for my carbon bike, and have tried to match the setup as closely as possible on the alu bike - although the reach is still far too long.  It works well. Since then I've racked up over 2.5k km on it.

One of the very best turbo trainers on the market now comes with Wi-Fi built in. Is it worth the upgrade?