deanletouze075@gmail.com Posted April 27, 2020 Posted April 27, 2020 Hi all Looking for advice on reasonably priced indoor trainers and bluetooth devices as I am wanting to connect upto swift. Thank you. Happy freedom Day.????????
shaper Posted April 27, 2020 Posted April 27, 2020 what's your budget and you want wheel on or direct drive? Take a look at the Kickr Snap and Kickr Core
RobertWhitehead Posted April 28, 2020 Posted April 28, 2020 Your cheapest option from Tacx will be the Blue Matic or Satori smart. I don't know any other brand. They are fairly basic but could work.
DieselnDust Posted April 28, 2020 Posted April 28, 2020 cheapest set up for Zwift is a dumb wheel on trainer for about R 1300 + BT speed sensor + BT Cadence Sensor +BT HR strap. All in you looking at about R3500-00
Frosty Posted April 28, 2020 Posted April 28, 2020 cheapest set up for Zwift is a dumb wheel on trainer for about R 1300 + BT speed sensor + BT Cadence Sensor +BT HR strap. All in you looking at about R3500-00Don't forget that a laptop/PC/tablet/phone, capable of pairing the BT sensors listed above, is also required. I'm running the setup on my iPhone, and using my Apple Watch for the HR, as the Garmin HRM only transmits via Ant+
Pieter-za Posted April 28, 2020 Posted April 28, 2020 cheapest set up for Zwift is a dumb wheel on trainer for about R 1300 + BT speed sensor + BT Cadence Sensor +BT HR strap. All in you looking at about R3500-00Or ANT+ speed & cadence sensors. (If you already have a Samsung phone / tablet you will be able to use ANT+ to link up with Zwift) OK ignore that - in ref to the thread title.
Frantic Posted April 28, 2020 Posted April 28, 2020 cheapest set up for Zwift is a dumb wheel on trainer for about R 1300 + BT speed sensor + BT Cadence Sensor +BT HR strap.All in you looking at about R3500-00Got my setup going with a Trojan spin bike, cheap bluetooth cadence/speed sensor from Sunding and Polar H7 + IPhone X on a bike mount...done some 200km on Zwift in the last week...unfortunately no power meter so limited to 400Watts...
HOEKVLAG Posted April 29, 2020 Posted April 29, 2020 Got my setup going with a Trojan spin bike, cheap bluetooth cadence/speed sensor from Sunding and Polar H7 + IPhone X on a bike mount...done some 200km on Zwift in the last week...unfortunately no power meter so limited to 400Watts...I wouldn't worry to much about the 400 watt limit. I you can maintain that for any length of time, you'll probably be able to find a sponsor....
MTB-More Posted April 30, 2020 Posted April 30, 2020 I wouldn't worry to much about the 400 watt limit. I you can maintain that for any length of time, you'll probably be able to find a sponsor.... I have to add though. Sitting on a dumb trainer doing 300w and then getting on a smart controlled trainer doing 300w is VERY diffirent. When that controller kicks in it feels like your legs are being beaten with a stick
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