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Train like a World Champion this winter with 23% off the Zwift Ride V2 Bundle before the sale ends Monday!

We loved the original Ride, so with winter fast approaching, invest in the ultimate Zwift setup and train like a pro with the Zwift Big Weekend Sale discounts

Zwift BIG WEEKEND Sale banner showing the Zwift Ride V2 bundle
(Image credit: Zwift)

The 2026 UCI Road World Championships conclude this weekend with the Women's and Men's Elite races. Think a massive weekend for cycling can't get any bigger? Think again. To coincide with the World Champs, Zwift has launched the Zwift Big Weekend Sale.

Shop the Zwift Big Weekend Sale.

These limited-time savings run until September 28 and feature reductions of up to $300 / £200 / €200 on the updated Zwift Ride V2 bundle.

All deals are live now, but like any great cycling offer, they're only available while stocks last.

Below are the region-specific details. If you'd prefer to head straight to the deals, you can do that here:

Zwift Ride V2 Bundle
Save 23% ($300)
Zwift Ride V2 Bundle: was $1,299.99 now $999.99 at Zwift

Save 23% We loved the original Ride, and the V2 is even better, benefiting from genuinely game-changing hardware updates. Paired with the Kickr Core 2 and the ultra-convenient Zwift Cog and Click, it makes indoor training completely hassle-free. At just $999.99, it matches the previous lowest price—except that discount was on the V1. With this deal, you get all the upgraded hardware tweaks, including adjustable cranks and redesigned seatpost and handlebars, for the same price.

Zwift Ride V2 Bundle
Save 18% ($200)
Zwift Ride V2 Bundle: was $1,099.99 now $899.99 at Zwift

Save 18% In our review, we awarded the Zwift Ride a 4.5-star rating and considered it a significant step forward for indoor cycling. Highlights include a real ride feel, quiet and customizable virtual gear shifting, and full control of Zwift from your handlebars. The V2 Bundle improves across the board and again matches the best-ever price.

Read our full Zwift Ride review.

Zwift Ride V2 Bundle
Save 17% (€200)
Zwift Ride V2 Bundle: was €1,199.99 now €999.99 at Zwift

Save 17% For EU shoppers, the Zwift Ride V2 Bundle has €200 off and also includes the Kickr Core 2, and given that our expert tester Aaron thinks it's the "new standard for the best indoor smart trainers", it's a great indoor cycling bundle and worth jumping on any discount available.

Read our full Wahoo Kickr Core 2 review.

The Zwift Ride V2 bundle is the ultimate upgrade for your indoor setup, ending the hassle of constantly mounting your outdoor bike to a trainer. Always ready to ride, it adjusts effortlessly to fit multiple users in seconds.

If you're diving into Watopia this winter, you can't beat this option. The discounted bundle pairs the updated Ride V2 with the Wahoo Kickr Core 2 and Zwift Cog and Click virtual shifting system for seamless, whisper-quiet performance.

Building on the original's strong foundation, the Ride V2 adds key hardware tweaks that boost versatility, comfort, and value—making the ultimate indoor cycling setup better than ever.

Multi-length cranks now come standard on the V2, offering five steps between 160mm and 175mm, and the frame can now fit riders from 4'10" to 6'6".

Updates also include a redesigned seatpost with enhanced fore-aft adjustability, and larger-diameter handlebars with a flat top profile for a wider, more ergonomic grip.

The bundle features the Wahoo Kickr Core 2, our top pick for value, equipped with the pre-installed Zwift Cog for universal 8–13 speed compatibility and handlebar-mounted Zwift Click virtual shifting. Plus, the setup now supports Rouvy alongside Zwift.

Deals are live through September 28.

Paul Brett
Deals Writer

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.