Winter is coming: smart bike trainer available

Interactive bike trainers

In order to maintain physical shape over the winter months, bike trainers allow you to train comfortably at home in a sheltered and warm environment.

The latest models offer a virtual and immersive training experience, and efforts can be taken to higher levels compared to riding on the road. It is precisely for this reason that the latest generation trainers are also used by professionals to improve their performance. In a short period and with targeted work, not only can you maintain your fitness but also concentrate on your weaknesses. Power and precision, combined with algorithms that best replicate the feeling of riding outdoors, make Wahoo's Elite Suito-T and Kickr Core trainers the best choice for cyclists.

Elite

Suito-T

Suito-T by Elite is a powerful and compact model, compatible with many different bikes and available for Shimano, Campagnolo and XDR bodies. Designed to ensure minimum bulk: with the integrated handle, small size and slim profile, it can be easily transported and stored without fuss. It is able to simulate slopes up to 15% with an accuracy of ± 2.5%, making it one of the most powerful trainers on the market. View the technical details of the SUITO-T available at ciclicorsa.com here.

Wahoo

Kickr Core

The Kickr Core is the latest addition to Wahoo’s line of smart indoor bike trainers.

It offers a realistic, accurate, and quiet indoor training experience thanks to its flywheel technology and advanced algorithms developed from previous Wahoo bike trainers.

Kickr smart trainers are built with robust steel to support high-inertia heavy flywheels and feature a wide stance that ensures stability and durability, capable of withstanding years of high-intensity training.

The Wahoo EASY SET-UP app makes configuration extremely quick. It also pairs easily with any smartphone, tablet, or PC, so you can start training right away.

Check out the technical details of the Kickr Core—now available with Shimano, Campagnolo, and XDR freehub bodies—on ciclicorsa.com.