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11 Cyber Monday deals on Wahoo Fitness smart trainers and more
Save money ahead of the winter training season
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As the days shorten and the weather worsens, riding indoors can be much more appealing than braving the winter roads.
If the change of seasons is tempting you to upgrade your indoor training set-up, you’re in luck. Black Friday has been and gone but Cyber Monday is here – the last chance to grab lots of indoor cycling deals.
Deals on Wahoo smart trainers, turbo trainer accessories, bike computers and pedals are now available directly from Wahoo Fitness and other online retailers.
Here are the best deals we’ve found for you on Cyber Monday.
Wahoo Fitness Black Friday deals
Wahoo KICKR CORE and Zwift one-year membership bundle – £549.99 / $599.99
Wahoo has teamed up with Zwift to offer a 12-month membership when you buy selected smart trainers from wahoofitness.com.
The bundles include a wide range of price points to suit your budget – from the entry-level Wahoo KICKR CORE to the top-of-the-range KICKR MOVE and KICKR BIKE.
The bundle we’ve featured here, featuring the KICKR CORE, combines Wahoo’s most affordable direct-drive smart trainer with a year’s subscription to the popular indoor cycling app.
With the highly rated Wahoo KICKR CORE currently retailing for about £449 / $499 and a 12-month Zwift membership worth £129.99 / $149.99, this deal is a bargain.
Wahoo KICKR MOVE and Zwift one-year membership bundle – £1,499.99 / $1,699.99
This bundle pairs the Wahoo KICKR MOVE, a smart trainer that rocks back and forth as you pedal, with a 12-month Zwift membership.
The KICKR MOVE costs £1,399.99 / $1,599.99 / €1,599.99 and 12 months’ Zwift riding usually sets you back £129.99 / $149.99.
You’ll save £29.99/ $49.99 by buying them together, and give yourself an interactive indoor riding experience.
- UK: Buy the Wahoo KICKR MOVE and 12-month Zwift membership from Wahoo Fitness for £1,499.99
- US: Buy the Wahoo KICKR MOVE and 12-month Zwift membership from Wahoo Fitness for $1,699.99
Wahoo POWRLINK ZERO dual-sided power meter pedals – £849.99 / $999.99 £679.99 / $799.99 (save 20%)
The Wahoo POWRLINK ZEROs are the power meter version of the SPEEDPLAY road bike pedals.
Our testing found their power measurement was accurate and their battery life was long.
The POWRLINK ZERO pedals offer the same wide range of highly adjustable float, which can help you dial in your cleat position, as the non-power meter pedals.
- UK: Buy the Wahoo POWRLINK ZERO dual-sided power meter pedals for £679.99 from Wahoo Fitness
- US: Buy the Wahoo POWRLINK ZERO dual-sided power meter pedals for $799.99 from Wahoo Fitness
Wahoo KICKR AXIS Feet – £64.99 £30 (save 54%)
The Wahoo KICKR AXIS Feet enable the KICKR smart trainer to move from side to side as you pedal.
With three different stiffness options – easy, medium and hard – the KICKR AXIS Feet enable cyclists to customise the ride feel by providing up to five degrees of movement.
The aim here is to improve realism, whether spinning or sprinting, and improve comfort by minimising the pressure on touchpoints.
Sigma Sports has discounted the AXIS Feet by more than 50 per cent.
Wahoo KICKR CORE – £699.99 / $599.99 £449 / $499 (save up to 36%)
While we’ve already highlighted Wahoo’s smart trainer bundles with Zwift, not everyone wants a membership to the indoor training app.
After all, other indoor cycling apps are available, including Wahoo SYSTM, TrainerRoad and Rouvy.
You can pick up a cut-price Wahoo KICKR CORE on its own with more than a third off from Sigma Sports.
- UK: Buy the Wahoo KICKR CORE with a 36% saving from Sigma Sports
- US: Buy the Wahoo KICKR CORE with a 17% saving from Backcountry
Wahoo KICKR SNAP – £429.99 £249.99 (save 42%)
The Wahoo KICKR SNAP is a wheel-on smart trainer, meaning it connects to sensors and devices, enabling you to use Zwift, but you ride with your bike’s regular wheel attached.
Wahoo’s entry-level smart trainer is now even more affordable thanks to a 42 per cent reduction from Tredz.
Wahoo KICKR V6 – £1,099 / $1,299.99 £974 / $999.99 (save up to 23%)
Wahoo’s long-standing, high-end smart trainer, the Wahoo KICKR V6, is now available with £145.99 off at Tredz. In the US, the KICKR V6 now costs less than $1,000 at Backcountry.
We were extremely impressed by the sixth iteration of the KICKR V6 in our review, describing it as one of the best smart trainers available, thanks to its easy setup, fantastic ride feel, low noise levels and excellent power accuracy.
- UK: Buy the Wahoo KICKR V6 with an 11% saving from Tredz
- US: Buy the Wahoo KICKR V6 with a 23% saving from Backcountry
Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM bundle – £419.99 / $499.99 £349.99 / $399.99 (save up to 20%)
We’ve focused on Wahoo’s indoor training hardware so far, but you can also buy the ELEMNT ROAM bike computer with a Wahoo TICKR heart-rate monitor, and speed and cadence sensors.
It looks to be impressive value, either from Wahoo’s UK or US site, with a £70 / $100 saving direct from Wahoo Fitness.
- UK: Buy the Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM bundle for £349.99 from Wahoo Fitness
- US: Buy the Wahoo ELEMENT ROAM bundle for $399.99 from Wahoo Fitness
Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM – £349.99 / $399.99 £299.99 / $319.99 (save up to 20%)
If you’re just shopping for the ELEMNT ROAM, you can save as much as 20 per cent on the bike computer direct from Wahoo Fitness in the UK and US.
- UK: Buy the Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM bike computer for £299.99 from Wahoo Fitness
- US: Buy the Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM bike computer for $319.99 from Wahoo Fitness
Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT – £249.99/ $279.99 £199.99 / $229.99 (save 20%)
The Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT is the smaller, cheaper version of the ELEMNT ROAM and has also been significantly discounted.
We really like its colour screen, compact size, ease of use and plethora of data it records and displays.
- UK: Buy the Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT for £199.99 from Wahoo Fitness
- US: Buy the Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT for $229.99 from Wahoo Fitness
Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT bundle – £263.99 / $299.99
A bundle deal is also available on the Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT, with a TICKR heart-rate monitor plus speed and cadence sensors thrown in for an additional £63 / $70.
Authors
Jack Evans is a digital writer for BikeRadar.com Jack learnt to ride on rough Cotswold trails before switching to tarmac in his teens. Gravel riding and cyclocross racing (badly) has since taken him back to his roots. Most at home scaling south Wales climbs, Jack more commonly escapes his home in Birmingham via the lanes and bridleways of Worcestershire, riding either his Canyon Ultimate road bike or Canyon Grail gravel bike. He wishes he was as good at riding as he is drinking espresso. But he has completed the 296km Dragon Devil sportive in under 10 hours and finished in the top 100 at the 2022 UK National Hill Climb Championships. Jack is an NCTJ-trained journalist and a former press agency hack with bylines in The Times, Daily Telegraph and Daily Mirror. He was once electrocuted for a Sun frontpage exclusive and taste-tested camel milk for The Times.
