Wahoo’s KICKR smart trainers bring the open road indoors

A close up of the Wahoo Kickr V6 while a rider pedals a bike
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We all love taking our bikes on the open road but at-home training sessions should also be part of any cyclist’s weekly regime. Building up the miles indoors allows you to make more efficient use of your time in the saddle, helping you to complete your workouts without having to contend with annoying distractions such as bad weather, inconsiderate motorists or a misbehaving groupset. You can also focus your effort over a set duration of time, a level of control that’s only going to make you a better rider – indoors and out.

The innovative Wahoo Ecosystem allows you to custom-build the perfect indoor set-up for your cycling needs. Wahoo has everything you need to translate home training into serious gains on the road, making it an essential part of your weekly training schedule.

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