Hurry! Limited stock in Zwift's indoor trainer mega sale
Zwift's recently released single-sprocket trainer was a big step forwards for intercompatibility - sale on while stocks last
Zwift broke new ground with its innovative Hub One trainer back in October 2023. Although the best direct-drive trainers have been a massive step forwards compared to wheel-on trainers, their cassettes spelt compatibility headaches for multi-bike households with differing numbers of gears.
The Hub One solves this issue by replacing the cassette with a single sprocket - making the trainer compatible with 8 - 12 speed bikes. The 'gear shifts' are handled in the same way as a smart bike, with remote buttons that adjust the resistance of the trainer - issues of badly indexed gears and crunching shifts become a thing of the past.
Zwift Hub One with 1-year Zwift membership
US: was $599.00, now $539.10 at Zwift
UK: was £549.00, now £494.10 at Zwift
Offer includes a 10% saving on the list price of the Hub One trainer together with one year's free Zwift subscription as well - which would otherwise set you back $149.99 / £129.99 over 12 months.
To redeem the offer, you'll just need to use the discount code FUTURE10 at checkout.
The Hub One trainer sits in the middle of the smart trainer market. It might have a clever sprocket system, but its power meter accuracy is ±2.5% and its maximum simulated gradient is 16% - the Tacx Neo 2T is accurate to ±1% and can simulate gradients of up to 25%. The Tacx can also function without an external power supply and provides a more stable platform with its heft and large footprint.
On the other hand, the Tacx Neo 2T is over twice the price at £1,199.00. Everyone's needs are different - for some, low price and convenience are high up on the priority list. For others, the only consideration is peak performance.
Which end of the spectrum you lean towards is an entirely personal preference. But if you do prize the former, then you've got a good offer on the table - at least until Feb 6th and whilst stocks last
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After winning the 2019 National Single-Speed Cross-Country Mountain Biking Championships and claiming the plushie unicorn (true story), Stefan swapped the flat-bars for drop-bars and has never looked back.
Since then, he’s earnt his 2ⁿᵈ cat racing licence in his first season racing as a third, completed the South Downs Double in under 20 hours and Everested in under 12.
But his favourite rides are multiday bikepacking trips, with all the huge amount of cycling tech and long days spent exploring new roads and trails - as well as histories and cultures. Most recently, he’s spent two weeks riding from Budapest into the mountains of Slovakia.
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