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Zwift launches $499 Zwift Hub direct drive trainer
The Zwift Hub trainer is intended to make getting on Zwift easier and (a bit) cheaper.

The latest and greatest in indoor training tech from Eurobike 2022
A closer look at some of the indoor training-specific tech on show at Eurobike 2022.

Elite's new Aria is the smartest and most adjustable fan we have seen
Elite adds power meter pairing and core body temperature control to speed and heart rate in a new air-filtering smart fan for indoor trai...

Tested: What is the best fan for indoor training?
A good fan is essential for indoor riding, but what makes a fan good? We put several through a series of tests to find out which one is r...

How to build your perfect pain cave: Part three – nice-to-have accessories
The final instalment in the definitive guide to building the best indoor training setup.

Exposed! Adidas' Indoor Cycling shoes are indoor cycling shoes
Adidas shoe naming department, making my job easier since November 2020.

How to build your perfect pain cave: Part two – essential accessories
To get the most out of your indoor riding you'll need more than just a smart trainer.

How to build your perfect pain cave: Part one – indoor trainers
At the heart of every indoor setup is an indoor trainer. With so many options, how do we know which is the right trainer for us?

A tilting, steering, gaming smart bike: the Muoverti Tiltbike
Muoverti is a new player in the indoor trainer market launching a new smart bike with some bold claims and unique features.

Elite's new Rizer brings inclines, declines, and steering to indoor training
Elite's gradient simulator brings added realism to virtual riding.

Outdoor cycling legend Sean Kelly launches indoor cycling screen mounts on Kickstarter
Former classics star launches IndoorVelo screen mounts, a new screen display mount to hold multiple devices simultaneously.

The best indoor cycling shoes and do you really need them?
Indoor cycling is booming. Indoor specific garments are now a thing, but do we need indoor specific shoes?