Zwift cuts the price of the Ride Smart Frame by $200 – now at its lowest-ever price
The Zwift Ride offers a great value one-stop solution to riding indoors, with up to 27% off, now is the time to take your Zwift experience to another level
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We recently highlighted the Zwift Spring Sale and a brilliant deal on the Zwift Ride smart frame, equipped with the Wahoo Kickr Core 2 and Zwift Cog, which has up to 23% off.
However, if you already own a Zwift Ready and Zwift Cog-compatible smart trainer and are perhaps fed up with the faffing when setting up your outdoor bike, then a definite upgrade is the always-ready Zwift Ride Smart Frame.
For the first time, Zwift has just dropped a massive $200/£200/€200 of the Zwift Ride Smart Frame, taking it down to just $599/£549/€599, and the best price it has ever been.
Running from now until the end March, the Zwift Ride Smart Frame discount equates to 25% off for US and EU Zwifters, and 27% for the UK.
If you're after one of the best indoor smart bikes on the market, this is a great time to buy one. All the details are below:
- USA Pricing
- UK Pricing
- EU Pricing
The USA deal in detail
In our review, we awarded the Zwift Ride a 4.5-star rating and considered it a significant step forward for indoor cycling. Highlights include a real ride feel, quiet and customizable virtual gear shifting, and full control of Zwift from your handlebars. Zwift says the Ride Smart Frame provides the ultimate Zwift experience, and with this discount, it's also at a best-ever price.
Read the full Zwift Ride review
The UK deal in detail
If you don't want the faff of setting up your smart trainer and bike every time, then the Zwift Ride has to be on your radar, especially at its best-ever price point. Our review highlights included its easy setup and adjustability, meaning it's always ready and perfect if there are multiple riders in the household.
Read the full Zwift Ride review
The EU deal in detail
A huge €200 off sees the Zwift Ride dip under €600, and its lowest ever price for EU Zwifters. The deals end on 31st March, so if you want yours at a great price, best grab this Zwift deal fast.
Read the full Zwift Ride review
In his Zwift Ride review, Cyclingnews' Associate Editor, Josh Croxton, reckoned the Zwift Ride pushed indoor cycling to new heights. At the time of review, and at full price, Josh thought it offered great value for a smart bike option, and was easy to set up and adjust for different riders, which is easily done with the included frame key.





If you already own a Zwift Ready and Zwift Cog-compatible smart trainer, then an upgrade to Zwift Ride Smart Frame will take your Zwift experience to another level. Compatible trainers include some of our top picks, like the Wahoo Kickr Core 2, the Elite Justo 2, and the Van Rysel D100. Zwift has a comprehensive trainer checker on site, making it easy to check your trainer is compatible.
It's also equipped with Zwift Click controllers and enables silent, virtual shifting. It gives users full control of gearing, but also in-game control of all of Zwift. Meaning you can navigate with ease to queue your next ride or workout, use PowerUps, give a Ride On, and more without ever taking your hands off the bars.
It's worth noting that Zwift Ride and the Cog system are only compatible with Zwift, so if you already subscribe to another platform, then you will need to subscribe to Zwift on top.
All these Zwift deals are live now, and they run until 31st March, so we'd advise grabbing yours now, as with all the best cycling deals, it's only while stocks last.

Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cyclingnews and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade before injury cut short a glittering career. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.
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