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The evolution of Wahoo cycling devices, expresses nostalgia for the simplicity of earlier models compared to the new Roam 3. Key improvements like a multi-touch touchscreen and longer battery life are noted, along with concerns about user experience. A significant feature hinted at is the inclusion of street names for better navigation.
The Wahoo Roam V2 is the latest high-end cycling computer offering, challenging Garmin's dominance. Priced around $400, it boasts a legible screen, superior GPS performance, enhanced mapping, improved interface, and long battery life. While Garmin offers a diverse ecosystem, Wahoo focuses on simplicity and user-friendly design, making it a compelling alternative.
A few new and notable things in the cycling world from the past few weeks. Upgraded Kickr with movement! The new Kickr is called Kickr MOVE and has 8" of fore / aft movement and a smaller side to side. This is to improve some feel when riding in doors and the experience of the... Continue Reading →
If you're like me then getting the most out of your training is key, and nonchalantly jumping on the bike isn't going to do it justice when you are looking deep for those real gains not "bro gains". After many years of training I have found some important things to consider and things that work.... Continue Reading →
I have been a big fan of Wahoo ever since I got frustrated with awful user interfaces of Garmin (years past). Just the other night I was looking at Garmin's multi-sport wrist devices with my eye on something that is better for my runs than just my iphone. This morning I get a great e... Continue Reading →
Earlier this year Wahoo dropped the price of their smallest, aerodynamic cycling computer while introducing the all black colour scheme called stealth. (previously dark grey and cyan accents) At $220 The Wahoo Elemnt Bolt it packs a lot of punch, including all the regular features you expect to also find plus a lot more. Overview... Continue Reading →
The Kickr Core 2019 in full use. Seven weeks on Trainer Road and Zwift here are my full thoughts.
Winter training or fitness - consider the Kickr. Review : Unpacking and Setup : Wahoo Kickr Core 2020
Can it even be bad? - the Kickr is almost a cliche now for smart trainer (at least in the US) and I just got my hands on a Kickr Core ($899).More recently Wahoo did some firmware updates to eliminate the biggest gripes behind the Kickr and improve the Bluetooth. More to come... UPDATE :... Continue Reading →
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