The smart bike I use to protect myself from a deadly stroke is now discounted 20% this Black Friday. If you value your health like I do, it’s a no-brainer.

Tech editor Simon Fellows fought his way back to fitness on a Zwift Ride smart bike. Get 100% healthier for 20% less this Black Friday

Zwift Ride in home setting
Zwift Ride is a fantastic piece of kit to have at home for those looking to keep fit and healthy
(Image credit: Future/Simon Fellows)

Back in the early summer, I was one of the first people in the UK to experience Zwift Ride, the pioneering new smart bike that’s as ingenious as it is simple. It's made by the clever people behind, you guessed it, the indoor training app Zwift. Little did I know back then just how much of an impact it would have on my life.

You see, I suffer from a common heart complaint called Atrial Fibrillation, a rhythm condition that makes the probability of suffering a potentially lethal stroke five times more likely. The symptoms can be subtle, which is why it’s so dangerous. Fortunately, I recognise I’ve got it, but it can catch some people unaware, with deadly consequences.

Zwift Ride:USA: was $1299.99, now $1039.99UK: was £1,199.99, now £959.99

Zwift Ride:
USA: was $1299.99, now $1039.99
UK: was £1,199.99, now £959.99

The Zwift Ride is the easy-to-use smart bike with an authentic ride feel, quiet drivetrain and customizable virtual gear shifting. You have full control of Zwift right from your handlebars.

Grab a 20% discount by using code: CYCLINGRIDE20 at Zwift

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Simon Fellows

Cycling Weekly's Tech Editor Simon spent his childhood living just a stone’s throw from the foot of Box Hill, so it’s no surprise he acquired a passion for cycling from an early age. He’s still drawn to hilly places, having cycled, climbed or skied his way across the Alps, Pyrenees, Andes, Atlas Mountains and the Watkins range in the Arctic.

Simon has 35 years of experience within the journalism and publishing industries, during which time he’s written on topics ranging from fashion to music and of course, cycling.

Based in the Cotswold hills, Simon is regularly out cycling the local roads and trails, riding a range of bikes from his home-built De Rosa SK Pininfarina to a Specialized Turbo Creo SL EVO. He’s also an advanced (RYT 500) yoga teacher, which further fuels his fascination for the relationship between performance and recovery. He still believes he could have been a contender if only chocolate wasn’t so moreish.