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6 Smart Turning Riser Block
Brand: Jet Black 6
Distributor: Chicken Cyclekit
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5 SB20 Brand: Stages
Distributor: Saddleback Ltd.
Whether you’re smashing it hard in a Peloton HIIT session or riding with friends in Zwift, the Stages SB20 Smart Bike is the ultimate indoor trainer. With the SB20, electronic shifting, a
23kg freewheeling flywheel and advanced power meter tech are combined with a durable fitness club proven frame to give you an indoor experience like no other. Available with a White-Glove delivery and setup service, this home trainer is the perfect tool for all season training. RRP: £1699.00
8 Kickr Climb Brand: Wahoo
7 Distributor: Wahoo
When paired with a Wahoo Kickr Smart Trainer, the Kickr Climb adds physical gradient changes to your indoor training. When combined with Wahoo RGT, the Kickr Climb raises the angle of the bike in unison
JetBlack’s special Turning Riser Block allows you to experience a new level of freedom on your indoor trainer. It is designed to level the front wheel whilst allowing you to move the front wheel from side to side, ideal to really get the full riding experience from your indoor virtual training. When you turn on the riser block, it will then translate that movement through to the virtual training app of your choice. RRP: £79.99
with the gradient of the virtual road you are climbing. Simultaneously your Kickr Smart Trainer will realistically ramp up its resistance for a more immersive indoor cycling experience. RRP: £529.99
7 Kickr smart trainer Brand: Wahoo
Distributor: Wahoo
The newest version of the Kickr offers best-in-class indoor smart trainer design. With the addition of lightning fast WiFi, Kickr continues to stay ahead of
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the pack as the smart trainer that gives you the most ways to connect, compete and train indoors. The Kickr automatically calibrates and provides accurate power measurements of +/- 1%. RRP: £1,099.99
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