Wahoo Kickr Bike review

The Wahoo Kickr Bike wasn't the first smart bike on the market, but it is the most unique, offering integrated elevation adjustments, best-in-class shifters and reliable power measurement.
The bike isn't without its issues, however, as frame width and stability are worth taking a look at.
Ben Delaney walks us through his experience with this bike, and compares it to the other smart bikes he's tested.

[@agasd67654asdga]

Would you recommend this or just the KOM bundle with the Kickr climb?...a difference of ~ 2k

[@victorschepisi590]

4:45 I keep my frame in the A position (fit says use B) and add 20mm to my seat post height and stem height. This lowers the frame away from my inner thighs.

[@klewis2048]

Thanks for the helpful review. I'm probably of similar stature to you (173cm / 5'8" tall, plus a few kg perhaps), normally riding a 54cm frame road bike - how much of an issue would the frame width / thigh rub be for you? I read the bike has a relatively narrow Q-factor, and while I could change this with +4mm pedals, I don't know if this would be enough to make up for the 5.5cm frame width. Thoughts?

[@juanv8123]

Hi Ben, first of all thanks for the review.
Do you think that the bike being able to move is a bad thing? I (not having tested the bike) thought that would help to reduce saddle sores or general pressure points.

[@sztigirigi]

A bit of wobble is a huge understatement.

[@roligbarn]

Nice! StagesBike review next?

[@VeloNewsMagazine]

Coming up!

[@realsstates1180]

Can you program the bike for training sessions without Zwift?

[@suennoajchannel6259]

hello with one recommend wahoo bike o tacx neo bike ? thank you

[@blazacrew]

nice review , but deaam that price tag

[@Music-ml9gu]

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[@marios2705]

Why do you have that distracting, annoying muzak track running in the background?