As of this posting, there’s been some 177 comments posted to that piece, with the comments easily taking the cake on the most anti-company comments I’ve seen in 9 years writing this blog. It’s been a few weeks since that whole situation hit the fan (deciding to ignore both ANT+ & Bluetooth Smart standards for trainers/power/speed/cadence and making their own that’s incompatible with most apps and all devices on the market today). Even if some of them were only one-line updates. However, there were still numerous trainer tidbits to be had at Interbike this year that didn’t make it to the full post level. Wahoo announces KICKR Studio platform for local bike shops/studios Here’s the two dedicated posts I put out this past week at Interbike on trainers:
Hands-on with new CycleOps Hammer Smart Trainer Hands-on with Elite’s new Drivo, Kura, and Rampa trainers Hands-on: New Totally Silent STAC Zero Trainer Hands-on: The CycleOps Magnus Smart trainer Hands-on: The new Tacx Flux Smart Trainer Wahoo Fitness ‘KICKR2’ Trainer In-Depth ReviewĪ look at Kinetic’s new Smart Control Trainers For example, all of these Eurobike and related new trainer announcements this season: Only one company introduced a new trainer: BKool, with all remaining companies having already introduced new trainers at Eurobike a few weeks ago, or over the course of the summer. As expected, Interbike was pretty quiet as far as new trainers go.
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