"Simple Concept, Executed Brilliantly": The Zwift Ride Smart Frame just hit a historic low price — Save $200 in the Zwift Spring Sale
When our tech expert, Simon Fellows, tested the Zwift Ride, he called it the best value indoor training setup at its full price; now, with this 27% off direct from Zwift, it's a bargain!
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I recently highlighted the brilliant Zwift Spring Sale, which features the Zwift Ride with the Wahoo Kickr Core 2 bundle, matching the best-ever price on the Ride. However, Zwift has now added the Zwift Ride Smart Frame to its sale, and it's at a record-low price, saving you up to $200/£200.
Which is fantastic news. If, like me, you already have a Zwift-compatible best indoor smart trainer like the Wahoo Kickr Core 2. As it means you can upgrade your current indoor setup to the brilliant, faff-free solution for considerably less.
Right now, and for the first time, Zwift has dropped a huge $200/£200/€200 off its standalone smart frame, taking the Zwift Ride Smart Frame down to just $599/£549/€599.
In our review of the Zwift Ride, Tech Editor Simon Fellows said, "a simple concept executed brilliantly". Which sort of says all you really need to know about the Zwift Ride. What is effectively one of the best smart trainers, and a well-designed bike-like frame, the Zwift Ride is compatible with nearly all of the best smart trainers, and there is a handy drop-down menu to check if your trainer is compatible before purchasing.
The Zwift Ride is also on offer in the UK at its lowest ever price of £549.99.
The Zwift Ride is also on offer in the EU territories, and again its lowest ever price of €599.99.
The Zwift Ride is an all-in-one indoor cycling solution that’s always ready to go. In Fellows Zwift Ride review, he gave it 4.5 out of 5 stars. Even at its full RRP, he thought it was an incredible value for money choice when compared to the best indoor smart bikes from rival brands like Peloton, Wattbike and Wahoo.
Fellows branded it as "a simple concept executed brilliantly" and the "ultimate smart bike for Zwifties".
Given the star rating and the overwhelming positive quotes above, you won't be surprised to know Simon really didn't find much wrong with the Zwift Ride. His only real critique was the lack of crank length adjustment, which, in his opinion, would have elevated it to a perfect 5 out of 5.
As I mentioned, the Zwift Ride Smart Frame is a fantastic upgrade, If you already own a Zwift Ready or Zwift Cog Compatible smart trainer. The Ride can unlock the full potential of Zwift and thats is largely in part due to its built-in handlebar controllers. The real beauty is that it's always ready to use, no trailing your outdoor bike through the house, removing wheels, and just the general faff involved there.
So, if what you're looking for this spring is to get serious about your training and sort out a proper Zwift setup, the Zwift Ride Smart Frame is without doubt one of the best places to start.
The Zwift Ride is a set-up and forget smart bike, always ready without any faff or mess.
It's worth noting that Zwift Ride and the Cog system are only compatible with Zwift, so if you already subscribe to another platform, then you will need to subscribe to Zwift on top.
All the Zwift Ride Smart Frame deals are live now, with full details below. They run from now until 31st March, so we'd advise grabbing yours now, as with all the best cycling deals, it's only while stocks last.
If you aren't looking to upgrade your indoor riding setup this spring, why not head over to our Amazon Spring Deal Days hub, which my colleague Matt has curated and was genuinely surprised by how good the deals were. He has found 33 bargains for cyclists this spring.
This includes deals like 20% off the Cycplus AS2 electric bike pump and the lowest ever price on the Wahoo Elemnt Bolt 3.
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Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cycling Weekly and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.
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