20% off Zwift Hub One with 1-year Zwift membership
Already one of the best value models on the market, Zwift's innovative single-sprocket trainer just got cheaper
Zwift is currently offering 20% off it's Zwift Hub One direct drive smart trainer with 1-Year Zwift Membership. The deal is available direct from the brand, but be warned, it's selling fast and stocks are low.
Zwift Hub One with 1-year Zwift membership
US: was $599.00, now $479.20 at Zwift
UK: was £549, now £439.20 at Zwift
The Hub One uses a single single sprocket and wireless virtual shifting to make training indoors easier than ever. The smart trainer is compatible with most 8 to 12-speed bikes, as well as a range of wheel sizes and both quick release and thru axle framesets.
The single sprocket Hub One is designed to make training at home a breeze thanks to the straightforward set up and ease of use. The preinstalled 14-tooth Zwift Cog is compatible with most 8 to 12-speed bikes and delivers silent and smooth virtual shifting across 24 gears via the Zwift Click wireless controller. The controller attaches via two rubber o-rings, which means it should be compatible with a wide range of handlebars.
“With virtual shifting, cyclists will enjoy shifting free of lag and chain skips, even when shifting under load,” Zwift says. “Modern smart bikes are now so quiet, the loudest noise when riding actually comes from the bike's physical drivetrain. With virtual shifting, much of this added noise is eliminated, leaving the rest of your house in peace while you sweat it out in the virtual world of Watopia.”
Bundling the trainer together with a year’s Zwift membership opens a world of group rides, varied workouts and structured training plans - all helping you to get fitter, achieve your goals and have fun while doing it.
And the Hub One is more than equipped to handle your progress, boasting a maximum power of 1800 watts and gradient simulation up to 16%. The trainer has a built in power meter to accurately measure your power in watts, while its smart resistance cleverly matches the gradient of the road, updating every 10 seconds to create a realistic ride feel. Other built-in metrics include cadence, speed and distance.
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Luke Friend has worked as a writer, editor and copywriter for twenty five years. Across books, magazines and websites, he's covered a broad range of topics for a range of clients including Major League Baseball, the National Trust and the NHS. He has an MA in Professional Writing from Falmouth University and is a qualified bicycle mechanic. He has been a cycling enthusiast from an early age, partly due to watching the Tour de France on TV. He's a keen follower of bike racing to this day as well as a regular road and gravel rider.
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