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Smart bikes
Open category- Wahoo KICKR Bike Pro$4,000
Wahoo lists the KICKR BIKE PRO at $3,999.99. What DC Rainmaker, road.cc and PezCycling News found, what tilt adds over the SHIFT, and who should skip it.
- Wahoo KICKR Bike Shift$2,550
US shops list the KICKR BIKE SHIFT at $2,549.99. DC Rainmaker's long-term accuracy notes, PezCycling News on noise and fit, and who should buy it.
- $2,699
The Wattbike Atom is $2,699 on sale ($3,499 regular). Fit range, 22 gears, open app support, and what road.cc, DC Rainmaker and Cycling Weekly found.
- Zwift Ride$1,300
The Zwift Ride bundle is $1,299.99 after a $999.99 promotion ended 28 Sept 2026; the store now sells V2. Cycling Weekly, Cyclist, DC Rainmaker reviews.
Smart trainers
Open category- JetBlack Victory$449
BikeRadar and road.cc both praise the JetBlack Victory (reported $399). What they measured, what is missing, and why stock and support matter.
- Saris H3$480
Saris showed the H3 Plus at a $479.99 sale price (regular $699.99). What reviewers measured on the H3 it replaces, and who should buy.
- Tacx Neo 2T$1,100
Garmin lists the Tacx NEO 2T at $1,099.99, with a $899.99 promo. What reviewers measured, its virtual flywheel trade-off and who should buy.
- Tacx Neo 3M$1,800
Garmin lists the Tacx NEO 3M at $1,799.99. BikeRadar, OutdoorGearLab and DC Rainmaker on accuracy, ERG and motion, and who should skip it.
- Wahoo KICKR Core 2$550
The KICKR CORE 2 costs $549.99. Three independent reviews disagree on ERG and connectivity. Who should buy it and who should pick the Victory.
- Wahoo KICKR V6$1,050
The KICKR V6 lists at $1,049.99 in the US and sold near $849.99 in 2026 sales. What reviewers measured, and who should skip it.
Cycling apps
Open category- MyWhooshFree
MyWhoosh is free to play, with an optional subscription for extra workout slots and cosmetic purchases. What is included and who should try it.
- Rouvy$19.99/month
ROUVY costs EUR 19.99 a month or EUR 179.99 a year with a 7-day trial and a 20 km-a-month free tier. What it includes and who it suits.
- TrainerRoad$21.99/month
TrainerRoad is $21.99 a month or $209.99 a year with a 30-day money-back guarantee. What the plans include and who should pick it over Zwift.
- Zwift$19.99/month
Zwift costs $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year with a 14-day trial on the monthly plan. What it includes, what it does not, and who should pick it.
Accessories
Open category- Trainer Mat (Pain Cave)$40-$80
Wahoo and Zwift both sell a 6 mm trainer mat for about 80. What the manufacturers claim, what no independent test shows, and when to skip it.
- Wahoo HEADWIND$249
The HEADWIND smart fan is EUR 279.99 at Wahoo. What road.cc and Cycling Weekly found, what its heart-rate mode does, and who should buy a plain fan.