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Tacx Boost turbo trainer review
Occupying the lowest tier of Tacx’s turbo range, the Boost is a no-frills wheel-on trainer.
By Stefan Abram •
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Xplova Noza S Smart Trainer review
Acer powered smart trainer packs in plenty of enviable features
By James Bracey •
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Wahoo Kickr Bike review
The at home exercise bike with seemingly endless adjustability - at a price
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Tacx Neo 2T Smart trainer review
The updated Neo trainer is quieter and more feature packed than its predecessor
By James Bracey •
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Peloton indoor training bike review
Just shy of £2000, the Peloton bike and its accompanying app have not made many friends within the cycling community yet. Have we been too quick to judge?
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Wattbike Atom review
Steve Shrubsall puts his hamburger habit on hold to tuck into Wattbike’s newest home trainer
By Stephen Shrubsall •
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Elite Arion Digital Smart B+ E-Rollers review
Can Elite provide the best of both worlds – with controllable resistance and the real world feel of pedalling on the rollers?
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Bkool Smart Pro 2 turbotrainer review
Bkool’s top turbo gives a good ride feel, isn’t noisy and links up with ride simulators
By Paul Norman •
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TechnoGym MyCycling review
It's luxurious and certainly looks the business, but we found the TechnoGym MyCycling smart trainer neither as intuitive, or as powerful, as its competitors
By Simon Smythe •
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CycleOps Hammer smart trainer review
It's an absolutely beast in terms of its body weight, but the CycleOps Hammer proves to have world beating ride feel
By Simon Smythe •
