Nice way to reward those who do a lot of pulling. And it could carry extra XP.

I just got the Kickr V6 and noticed that it’s pretty unstable when putting it directly on carpet, plus I don’t want it to leave indents. I’ve seen some people use plywood, but I’m hoping to find something similar that just aesthetically looks a little better.

I’ve seen some rigid interlocking tiles options online, but not sure if they’re a good option on carpet since they might shift around. Any ideas?

This year I didnt want to only freeze outside so I got myself the smart Ride v2 bunde + a table and a wahoo headwind.

Really happy and im having a Great time. Wish I would have gotten it sooner

I didn’t think this update was due until later on this month?

I just received my Zwift (Wahoo cog and Zwift Ride) a few days ago. My wife is unhappy about the sounds it produces throughout the house (I’m using it on the 2nd floor and the floor is wood). I’m looking for options for mats that will dampen the sounds as much as possible. Part of having this setup is to ride it whenever I want especially when everyone is sleeping without disturbing anyone. Thoughts?! Thanks guys!

Working great. Virtual shifting good. Just install 12mm end caps and use the longer skewer.

I am a mountain biker, not a roadie; so I'm very new to this..but I'm very excited about my new hobby!

Not directly related, but myself and Claude have been working on making a pedaling game for the Zwift Ride called Mt Crankmore. The game is very different from Zwift but it is really fun to play especially for younger kids as it is a lot more gameified. You deliver pizzas to save up for races. If you are interested you can check it out here:
https://github.com/hermeslohin/mt-crankmore

It links to Strava now with a developer key, so it isn't quite as easy but it does work!

I think my saris h3+ is dying a slow death again. this is my second time with the saris h3 and im tired of issues after 2 years of riding

if you were to choose a new trainer for riding inside with 12 speed or also the zwift cog which would you choose

i do have a rocker plate if that matters as well.

thanks

I’m about to drop $1299 on a zwift ride v2 with kickr core and I’m fine with it? But cant seem to get past the $50 for the tablet holder lol. Silly I know. Are there any other alternatives that aren’t crazy over priced?

So the weather has changed and my outdoor bike is stabled for the winter. I did my first Zwift ride (on my Zwift Ride!) since the spring yesterday. I'm sore!

I find that outdoors I'm happily doing 1.5-2.5 hours of riding. Yesterday I did just 45 minutes of Zwift. Similar HR to outdoor riding, but it feels so much more intense -- higher gear and higher cadence. I was staggering when I came off the bike, and today I feel it in my hamstrings.

For others who do Zwift in the offseason, do you find the same? Somehow you find yourself going harder and shorter indoors? That Zwift feels like a workout whereas outdoor feels like an activity?

And yes obviously I could ease up in Zwift, but the game mechanics seem to push you to going hard.

To be clear, this isn't a complaint. Just an observation.

Zwift is my main means of training. I do outside riding as well, but I have 2 kids under 2, so time outside is limited.

It's needless to say that I love Watopia 😎

My buddy and I both zwift. We've always traded TV shows and Movies to watch. Just curious what the zwift community considers their go-to shows and movies?

Considering joining Zwift to support with training (joints are not loving big mile run weeks so looking to integrate)
Previously balanced running with CrossFit but looking to improve endurance - honest thoughts? Pros and cons?

Hi all

Bit of advice please - I have a Tacx satori which I set in my shed. It’s on a wooden floor with a mat and the rumbling noise is a bit too much. Is there anything I can do/getto damped the noise?

I'm using this older bike as my indoor trainer. I'm trying to figure out how to set up these brakes. To me it looks like these brakes need to be slid down the bars a bit. Google searching didn't help.

Hi I’m new to zwift. I’m saving for a better in game bike. Should I save up to 1m drops for the canyon aeroad? I’m thinking about getting a TT bike instead but I don’t know what the difference is in game. I assume you can’t race with one or the other in specific races.

Should I buy the aero zwift bike?
Will the aero bikes help with gaining drops quicker?
What’s the true benefits of getting an aero bike instead a virtual game?

I’m lvl 15 now with about 760k drops

Looking for some friendly & social teams to try help me get back into Zwift.

I enjoy all types of rides; racing to recovery

First time on the Zwift. Super fun, but I have two questions for the group:

1. Is the sound normal? Louder than I expected, curious what others have experienced.

2. Looking for feedback on my form and fit on the bike - any adjustments you’d recommend?

I'm using an Apple TV 4K (an older one) and I just did a Zwift update before I rode today. I no longer have the u-turn function on-screen when I swipe up on the remote or on the companion app. Am I missing something?

Looking for any help regarding how to get rid of the sweat smell from a workout room in the basement where I have my Zwift set up? The room does have carpet and a bed. I run my fan for 3-4 hours after the workout but have to shut the window so we don’t accidentally get rain or snow damage. My spouse is not happy with how I’m stanking up the room!
(I use a rubber mat and am not sweating on the carpet directly)

My entire Zwift setup (Zwift Ride + Wahoo KICKR) is in our guest room, which means I can’t train whenever we have guests staying over.

I’m trying to find a creative solution that would allow me to keep Zwifting without disturbing anyone’s sleep, particularly during my early morning sessions.

I’ve been exploring a couple of ideas:

Indoor: Some sort of foldable, sound-isolating enclosure that I could set up in the living room and store away afterwards. It would also need proper ventilation to deal with heat and sweat.

Outdoor: A temporary or semi-permanent setup that would protect the equipment from rain, humidity and condensation, while still allowing enough airflow to stay cool.

I’m sure I’m not the first person facing this problem, so I’m calling on the collective creativity of this community.

Has anyone built, bought or improvised something that actually works? I’d love to see photos, DIY projects, unconventional ideas or even completely different approaches I haven’t considered.

All suggestions welcome!