Zwift has just announced its first foray into the world of smart trainers, Zwift Hub. But why is this a deal? Well, the specs match other entry-level smart trainers and the Hub includes a cassette of your choice when you purchase. uk.zwift.com/pag…hub
When you consider the nearest competitor to Zwift Hub, the Wahoo Kickr Core, which is £150 more expensive and doesn't include a cassette (an extra ~£60 expense), it's a pretty good price!
Comes out on October 3rd, you can register your interest now. If you're in the market for a smart trainer to keep fit over the winter, this could be the one to get.
When you consider the nearest competitor to Zwift Hub, the Wahoo Kickr Core, which is £150 more expensive and doesn't include a cassette (an extra ~£60 expense), it's a pretty good price!
Comes out on October 3rd, you can register your interest now. If you're in the market for a smart trainer to keep fit over the winter, this could be the one to get.
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sorted byA little surprised they went into manufacturing though, R&D, manufacturing start up etc would have cost them a fortune and can’t see any massive benefits over other manufacturers, but good luck to them.
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Ordered one this morning.