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Each page starts from the sourced database record, then adds what independent reviewers found and who the product suits. No scores, and no claim that we tested anything.
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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$2,000
KICKR BIKE SHIFT reviews agree: quiet, fits most riders, power within 1 to 3 W once firmware settled, ERG less smooth than a KICKR. $1,999.99 at Wahoo US.
- $2,899
The Wattbike Atom is $2,899 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
Zwift Ride V2 with KICKR CORE 2: $1,299.99 list on Zwift US (1 Nov 2026), fit from 146 to 198 cm, and what Cycling Weekly, Cyclist and DC Rainmaker found.
Smart trainers
Open category- JetBlack Victory$449
JetBlack Victory: $449 ex tax at JetBlack US (2 Nov 2026), about $508 delivered. What three reviewers measured, and when a CORE 2 is worth more.
- Saris H3$480
Saris H3 Plus: $479.99 sale, out of stock on Saris (2 Nov 2026). Its 20 lb flywheel against the $449 JetBlack Victory, and why the tests are of the H3.
- Tacx Neo 2T$1,100
Tacx NEO 2T: $1,099.99 list, $899.99 on Garmin US (2 Nov 2026). Against the $999.99 Tacx Nera and NEO 3M: what reviewers measured and who should buy.
- Tacx Neo 3M$1,800
Tacx NEO 3M at $1,799.99: unanimous praise for accuracy and ERG, Race Mode added by firmware, and why the $999.99 Tacx Nera now undercuts it.
- Wahoo KICKR Core 2$550
KICKR CORE 2 review roundup: $549.99 at Wahoo US (1 Nov 2026), accurate in three independent tests, mixed on ERG and connectivity. Who should buy it.
- 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 ride; optional plans from AED 2.99 a month add workout slots. Who funds it, its $1m races, device requirements and who should try it.
- Rouvy$19.99/month
ROUVY is $19.99 or EUR 19.99 a month, $179.99 a year, with a 7-day trial and 20 free km a month. Duo and Group plans, the route library, Zwift ownership.
- TrainerRoad$21.99/month
TrainerRoad is $21.99 a month or $209.99 a year with a first-signup refund and no free tier. How its adaptive plans and AI FTP work, and its gaps.
- Zwift$19.99/month
Zwift is $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year; Zwift Plus (launched 29 Oct 2026) is $29.99 or $299.99. What each tier adds, early reviews, who should pay.
Accessories
Open category- Trainer Mat (Pain Cave)$40-$80
Wahoo, Zwift and Tacx trainer mats are all 6 mm thick and about $80 to $90. Buy one for sweat and floor protection; no test shows how much noise they cut.
- Wahoo HEADWIND$249
KICKR HEADWIND: $319.99 at Wahoo US, up to 30 mph, heart-rate and speed modes. Reviewers like the HR mode but call it pricey next to a gym fan.