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Any suggestion for someone interested in the same stuff (Zwift, open platforms, etc), but who doesn't have a dedicated bike to hook up with a Wahoo Kickr? The
by acoard 5y ago
Any suggestion for someone interested in the same stuff (Zwift, open platforms, etc), but who doesn't have a dedicated bike to hook up with a Wahoo Kickr? The Concept 2 Bikeerg[0] had my eye.
[0] https://www.concept2.com/bikeerg/concept2-bikeerg https://www.concept2.com/bikeerg/concept2-bikeerg
- alistairSH 5y agoI don't know anything about the BikeErg. But, I do own a CII rower. The rower's data goes through CII's servers, then synced from there to Strava (or wherever else). No direct integrations (though I think the signal is open, just nobody has built an app apart from CII). My recommendation, if you're a cyclist, would be a Wahoo Kickr Snap (wheel drive). Easy to mount the bike, wheels stay on, so easy to pull off when you ride outside. Then use whatever app you want (Wahoo's own, if you want basic stuff; Zwift if you want the social stuff and racing; TrainerRoad if you want straight up training programs with no fluff). The Wahoo and Stages bikes both look really nice, but they're mega-$$$$ (more than the Peloton, IIRC).