The Wahoo KICKR ROLLR launched last year, and I am not sure it didn’t launch with native virtual cycling integration to start with. Instead, anyone wanting to ride in RGT or Zwift had to use a separate power meter, which significantly adds to the cost, with the Favero Assioma Uno being about one of the…
Wahoo continues to improve the Wahoo X ecosystem to be more performance-oriented over rivels Zwift with the introduction of 4DP training, a much more effective way of training all aspects of your cycling fitness that was developed by Wahoo’s Sport Science Team. The Four-Dimensional Power (4DP) workouts will be integrated into the excitement of cycling…
Wahoo has expanded the integration with third-party apps for their range of ELEMNT devices. The first up is Trailforks which sounds like it will be a great addition for anyone that rides trails. The integration will allow users to sync routes from their Trailforks account directly to the Wahoo ELEMNT Bike computers and ELEMNT Companion…
Wahoo X and the virtual cycling platform RGT may be a long way off the popularity of Zwift, but you have to give Wahoo some credit for rolling out regular updates and pushing the platform ahead at a much greater pace than Zwift. Today, Wahoo has introduced steering into RGT. Zwift may have had this…
Early in October, Wahoo announced a refresh to the ELEMNT ROAM. This is an incremental upgrade with the product retaining its name, but to avoid confusion, I will refer to it as the ELEMNT ROAM V2. While I have reviewed quite a lot of smartwatches and multi-sport watches, I have not reviewed many bike computers,…
Correction: I previously stated that RGT Cycling had lost its free tier, but Wahoo have informed me otherwise (though I am not convinced this will last forever). Three weeks after I wrote a post about the top free indoor cycling apps, highlighting RGT as the best option, Wahoo buys them up. For the time being…
Featured image not me, unfortunately. The Wahoo Tickr & Tickr X came out in May last year and looked to be the best HRM options on the market, more affordable than Garmin and with superior Bluetooth options. As usual, Dcrainmaker had an in-depth review almost as soon as the product was available for pre-order. Both…
I recently reviewed the excellent POLAR V650 which I have continued to use as my primary bike computer, mainly because I like the mapping functions it has built it. I also own the Garmin Edge 520 which is a great mid-level option so I decided to see how they both compare to each other, as well as…
If you are a regular cyclist, especially commuter, you will be all too aware of the dangers of cycling in traffic. During dark mornings or evenings bike mounted lights help a lot, but Livall hopes to improve your safety even further. The Livall range of bike helmets are possibly the first smart helmets on the…
I am a bit late to the game with the review of the Garmin Edge 1000 as it was released around 2 years ago. After reviewing the Wahoo ELEMNT I wanted to see what the competition could do, and I also had the Manchester to Blackpool bike ride to do so Garmin kindly hooked me…
Garmin has dominated the smart bike computer market for years now, but Wahoo introduced their own computer last year, the Wahoo ELEMNT. Priced at £250 this is not a cheap device but it is still less than the Garmin Edge 820 and 1000. A quick summary of the ELEMNT features includes: Integrated GPS Quicklook Indicators…