Perhaps most importantly, the price tag is way less than the original Wattbike – which you can read about further down this list. Wattbike's own, detailed app measures 37 different riding metrics, which can be displayed on a smartphone or tablet (there's a neat holder for that) while training. So when you hit a hill during a Zwift session, the resistance ramps up to match. The realism doesn't stop there, because when plugged in and synched up to a smart device, it shows off its fancy, innovative Climb Mode, which automatically adjusts resistance when connected to virtual training software.
Spinning bike for home trial#
It's got a thin, lightweight racing saddle, authentic drop bars with rubber gear cowling and 'out-front' time trial bar extensions. It still feels more like a real, high-performance road bike than most of its rivals. The Atom's lightweight steel construction makes it easy to move around, while the compact frame ensures it doesn't take up too much space at home.
The Atom condenses all of the sensors and technical nous of the standard, gym-dwelling Wattbike into one very stylish package, designed to take on the increasingly popular new breed of smart turbo trainers.
Spinning bike for home professional#
Wattbike has long been the master of creating professional grade indoor cycling equipment that offers more feedback than a heavy metal concert in a wardrobe, but now it has turned its attention to the private home market.
This is an even more serious bit of kit than the TechnoGym entry above it's sort of the Terminator of the spin bike world.
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