Cyber Monday Wahoo deals 2025: Deals on smart trainers, bike computers, heart rate monitors and more

Still by far the best Wahoo deal of the Cyber Weekend. The Kickr Core 2 was recently was very recently released and it's a fantastic bit of kit. At $399.99 with the Zwift Cog and Click controller, this is the cheapest we've ever seen it.

If you don't need the multi-bike compatibility of the Cog, prefer real shifting to virtual, or use your smart trainer with apps other than Zwift, then Wahoo has the Kickr Core 2 at the same price, but with a choice of cassette instead of the Zwift Cog.

You can easily make do with a simple fan for indoor training, but if you want to have a better time you can get a smart fan like the Kickr Headwind. It'll either work as a dumb fan, or you can program it to increase power with your virtual speed, or more useful is to sync it with your heart rate monitor and it'll blow stronger the harder you ride.

Wearing a chest strap heart rate monitor isn't for everyone, and they can particularly troublesome if you wear a sports bra. The Wahoo TICKR FIT armband offers a viable alternative that works well for cycling and multisport use too.

Given the time of year a lot of you are probably retreating for a few months of indoor training. With the Kickr Climb you can simulate gradients of up to 20% to make things feel all the more realistic.

While it didn't necessarily receive rave reviews at launch, the giant Elemnt Ace is fantastic for navigation thanks to the fact it has the biggest screen of any bike computer on the market right now.

Pedal-based power meters have become super popular in recent years thanks to the fact you can easily swap them between bikes. Speedplay have a very low stack height, and are famous for their adjustability, making them great pedals as well as a great power meter.

If you want a more natural ride feel then going for a smart trainer with some additional motion in-built is a great way to go. The Wahoo Kickr Move takes the same internals as the current Kickr, but places it on a moving rail enabling a lot of fore/aft movement, great for sprinting for the line.

This is, at the time of writing, a better deal than on Amazon. The Roam is the middle-sized computer in Wahoo's range and in our opinion likely the best for most people. Great navigation, great features, and very user friendly.

A similar deal can be had on the baby of the range, the Bolt. More of a racer's choice, but it also packs more or less all the features of the Roam into a smaller, cheaper package.

If you want the biggest screen possible for your bike computer then it has to be the Elemnt Ace. It's really very large, and has a larger discount to match, plus it has an inbuilt wind sensor so you can plan your attacks and KOM attempts on the fly.

While power is the cream of the crop for training metrics, most riders still use heart rate concurrently, and the Trackr is a great option to keep track of your beats per minute, as well as a host of other features.

Additional movement is becoming a hallmark of premium trainers to give you a more natural ride feel. The Kickr Move uses the same internals as the current Kickr smart trainer, but adds a moveable track to allow you to roll forward and backward under high load.

Double sided entry, a very low stack height, and dual-sided power measurement make the Speedplay power pedals a great option. They're also famously adjustable, for dialling in one's fit.