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    Fastest Bike Frames and Wheels for Beginning Zwifters (Level 15 and Below)

    Eric Schlange
    By Eric Schlange
    September 24, 2021
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    Your choice of virtual bike influences your Zwift speed significantly, and Zwift’s Drop Shop gives us access to many frames and wheelsets. While options are nice, if you’re a newer Zwifter it can be a bit confusing trying to figure out the fastest combination as you begin to take part in races and group rides.

    We’ve already published a list of the fastest frames and wheels in game. But what if you’re just starting out on Zwift? Here are the top frames and wheelsets for Zwifters at level 15 and below, for racing on flat or rolling routes.

    *First, a Disclaimer

    The “which bike frame or wheelset is fastest” question isn’t as easy to answer as you might think. Each piece of equipment has unique weight and aerodynamic (CdA) values, making them perform in ways that mirror outdoor physics. Lighter items perform better on climbs, while more aerodynamic items perform better on the flats. Differences between options will also be magnified or minimized by your own power levels, drafting abilities, and more.

    Your best Zwift setup, more than ever, depends on your specific situation.

    About the Results

    Below you will find the fastest draftable frames for flat and rolling courses. This does not include TT bikes, which cannot draft and are in a list by themselves. “Flat and rolling” covers most routes on Zwift, with the exception of anything including major climbs like Alpe du Zwift, the Epic KOM, or Innsbruck’s KOM. This isn’t an exact science, but we’re pretty confident in our findings thus far.

    This list is based on our recent speed tests using the Tempus Fugit route.

    Top Frames

    #1: Focus Izalco Max 2020

    426,000 Drops to purchase, must be Level 8+

    A newer frame on this list, the Izalco Max is speedy on the flats and also just a bit lighter than the Allez Sprint, ensuring its #2 ranking.

    #2: Specialized Allez Sprint

    127,800 Drops to purchase, must be Level 14+

    A favorite among outdoor crit racers, the Specialized Allez Sprint frame delivers solid performance for a low price both IRL and on Zwift. It’s the cheapest bike on our list, but also one of the fastest! And it climbs well, only bested by the two frames ranked above it here.

    #3: Ridley Noah Fast 2019

    426,000 Drops to purchase, must be Level 9+

    Turning in the same flat test time as the Cervelo S3D, the Ridley Noah outclimbs the Cervelo, so we rank it higher here.

    #4: Cervelo S3D

    468,600 Drops to purchase, must be Level 13+

    The S3D turns in the same time as the Allez Sprint on flat/mixed routes, but is the slowest climber on this list. Use it for flat races, but stay away from it if climbs are involved!

    #5: Factor One

    426,000 Drops to purchase, must be Level 8+

    The Factor One is the is a solid choice, although better frames like the Focus Izalco Max are available at the same price and level requirement.

    #6: Zwift Aero

    319,500 Drops to purchase, must be Level 6+

    Zwift’s Aero bike has long been the first decent racing frame for new Zwifters, and it’s still a good performer. Since it’s available at level 6+, even the newest newbie can pick it up.

    #7: Ribble Endurance

    390,500 Drops to purchase, must be Level 7+

    One of the newer frames in the Drop Shop, Ribble’s Endurance is 2 seconds behind the Zwift Aero on flat/mixed routes, but 2 seconds faster on climbs all at a level requirement of just 7+. Solid!

    Top Wheels

    #1: Zipp 808

    177,600 Drops to purchase, must be Level 13+

    The 808s have long been a favorite among Zwift racers, for good reason: they are significantly faster than any other wheelsets available to lower-level Zwifters. They beat the next-ranked wheels (DT Swiss ARC 62) by 8 seconds in our ~50 minute flat test, and that’s a big margin!

    #2: DT Swiss ARC 62

    184,600 Drops to purchase, must be Level 6+

    The ARC 62’s deliver strong climbing performance and solid aero performance, making them some of the best all-arounders available. And you only need to make level 6 to grab them!

    #3: Zipp 404

    149,200 Drops to purchase, must be Level 15+

    The 404s turn in a solid aero performance 9 seconds behind the 808s, but also climb better (6 seconds faster than the 808s), so you might pick them up if you want a slightly lighter rig.

    #4: Roval Rapide CLX

    195,300 Drops to purchase, must be Level 14+

    The Rapide CLX hoops turn in the same flat test time as the Roval CLX64, but climb better, so we’ve ranked them higher.

    #5: Roval CLX64

    170,400 Drops to purchase, must be Level 5+

    The CLX64s are the slowest climbers on this list, but their aero performance has them tied with the Rapide CLX wheels.

    #6: ENVE SES 3.4

    191,700 Drops to purchase, must be Level 4+

    The ENVE SES 3.4 wheels perform decently on flats, but they also climb better than any of the wheelsets above, ranked #4 on our list of best climbing wheels in game. They also have a super low level requirement (4+), so they may be worth picking up until you can get one of the faster wheelsets above.

    What’s the Time Gap?

    The frames above are separated by just 7 seconds on a ~50-minute test on the Tempus Fugit route at 300 watts with a 75kg rider. That’s a slim margin, and one you’re not likely to notice in the craziness of the Zwift peloton.

    The wheels above are separated by 16 seconds on a ~50-minute test on the Tempus Fugit route at 300 watts with a 75kg rider. That’s a much more significant gap.

    Compared to the very fastest frame and wheel combinations available in Zwift, the top frame and wheel combo on this list (Canyon Aeroad 2021 with Zipp 808s) is 20 seconds slower over our ~50-minute test.

    There are other frames not far behind those you see above. See our speed test charts for a complete list.

    Share Your Thoughts

    We hope all you newer riders/racers found this post useful. Got questions or comments? Post below!

    Changelog

    • Dec 27, 2021: removed Canyon Aeroad 2021 due to its poor performance with the groupset bug
    • Sep 22, 2021: reshuffled frames a bit based on updated test data. Added Roval Rapide CLX wheels.
    • Nov 23, 2020: added Focus Izalco Max 2020 into #2 slot
    • Oct 23, 2020: added Canyon Aeroad 2021 in top slot, since ZHQ lowered its level requirement to 10+.
    • Aug 12, 2020: added DT Swiss ARC 62 as #2 wheelset.
    • Apr 30, 2020: added the Factor One and Ridley Noah in the number 2 and 3 slots, respectively.

    Important note: this post contains speed test results for Zwift frames or wheels. These results may change over time, and a bike’s performance relative to others may also change. We don’t always revise posts when performance rankings change, but we do keep current, master versions of our speed test results which are always available. See the frame charts, wheel charts, and Tron vs Top Performers for current performance data.

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      Andrew Palin
      Andrew Palin
      9 months ago

      What about the Cannondale Evo 2020? 4* weight and 3* aerodynamics. Surely it must knock the Specialized into a cocked hat! I know which one I’d buy IRL.

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Andrew Palin

      The EVO is decently fast. But also level 36 locked.

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      Ian Verhey
      Ian Verhey
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      The regular Evo is available early on and is a good climber – the Super Six Evo is the one that’s not available until Level 36

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      Dan Connelly
      Dan Connelly
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Ian Verhey

      Regular Evo is the 2nd best climber in the game, to the Specialized Tarmac Pro, which is twice as expensive. But couple the Evo with the Enve SES 3.4 wheels, and that’s very close to the best climbing combination purchasable in the game (not counting Lightweights), for a very affordable price. The Tarmac Pro is around 200k drops more, 5 seconds faster up L’Alpe.

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      Cathy Smith
      Cathy Smith
      5 months ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      Eric – I’m confused about the ranking list saying that the Allez Sprint is only bested by the TWO Bikes ranked above it?? The list ranks Allez as # 2 behind the Focus Izalco….was the ranking updated after originally posted?

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      Ian
      Ian
      5 months ago
      Reply to  Cathy Smith

      Cathy
      see bottom of comments page. I posted in wrong place.

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      Mike McCarthy
      Mike McCarthy
      9 months ago

      Have you written an article listing your picks with frame/wheel combos for the more popular race routes/courses on Zwift? Also, I’ve always been curious how you perform your speed tests. Do you have some sort of Ant+ simulator that can keep the wattage consistent?

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Mike McCarthy

      I haven’t written such an article, no. That’s a great idea, though–I’ll add it to my pile of “great ideas I should work on!” 🙂

      We use an ANT+ emulator for our tests, yes. And typically firewall ourselves, so we’re alone on whatever route we’re testing.

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      Mike McCarthy
      Mike McCarthy
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      Eric, thanks for your reply. Keep up the great work! As always, looking forward to future articles.

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      Paul Lubbers
      Paul Lubbers
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Mike McCarthy

      Great idea!! Tempus fugit needs another setup than Richmond I assume

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      Craig H
      Craig H(@lego_2001)
      9 months ago

      Thanks for post and speedtests. I’m at level 22 and have been up the Alpe several times (but no Meilenstein yet 🙁 ). Waiting to get to higher levels for the Cervelo S5 and Zipp 858.

      I switch out the Zipp 808 for the Enve SES 3.4 if the course has a relatively tough climb, like Everything Bagel for TdZ Stage 5.

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      Robert Bleck
      Robert Bleck
      9 months ago

      Will the stiff aero Specialized Allez frame be bumpier on the planks and cobbles when used with the Tacx Neo 2T?

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Robert Bleck

      Ha! Nope. But that aluminum Allez frame is a stiff bugger outdoors for sure.

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      M4rk0
      M4rk0
      9 months ago

      The Zwift Aero is the best bike you can get in the game. You only need to be level 6 and it has the exact same rating as the tron bike!

      Sorry, I will keep making digs at Zwift’s awful rating system until they make it more useful.

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      Shawn Fink
      Shawn Fink
      9 months ago

      This is exactly the type of article I have been waiting for. Sadly, I have passed those levels, but this should be a boon to any newer rider. Thank you so much.

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Shawn Fink

      Check out the one we just published! https://zwiftinsider.com/fastest-setup-30/

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      Pieter-Jan
      Pieter-Jan
      9 months ago

      What about the specialized tarmac pro?

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Pieter-Jan

      Great climber, but not a great performer on the flats. That’s why it didn’t make this list.

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      Mark Stadsklev
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      Mark Stadsklev(@artwithinnature)
      9 months ago

      Confused. Climbing question. Specialized Tarmac Pro vs Allez Sprint. I thought the chart favored the Tarmac Pro but you’re giving the edge to the Sprint?

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Mark Stadsklev

      This isn’t a list for fastest climbing frames, it’s “the fastest draftable frames for flat and rolling courses.” Tarmac Pro isn’t fast on the flats… Allez Sprint is.

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      Mark Stadsklev
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      Mark Stadsklev(@artwithinnature)
      9 months ago

      Do you consider the descents as well? On the long downhills would the high speed change the ratings? Or not since most of the time is spent in the climb.

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      Rick
      Rick
      9 months ago

      How about the Canyon Ultimate? Looks good to me…

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      ShakeNBakeUK
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      ShakeNBakeUK(@bakeuk)
      9 months ago

      what about spec. tarmac pro x zipp 202 for some phat hill climbs? 😀

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      Renee Brouillard
      Renee Brouillard
      9 months ago

      question_ I’m level 10 and still on the zwift carbon frame with the ROVAL CLX64, should I wait until I’m level 14 for the SPECIALIZED ALLEZ SPRInt or go for the RIBBLE ENDURANCE now? I need 50 more drops to get on the Ribble.

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      Hugh Fry
      Hugh Fry
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Renee Brouillard

      Probably too late for you now, but def wait for the Allez Sprint. You can always use those drops later and once you’re up to the Allez Sprint (which shouldn’t take too long!) you’ll never use the Royal again!

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      Evan
      Evan
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Renee Brouillard

      get the canyon aeroad

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      James Metcalfe
      James Metcalfe
      9 months ago

      What about which frames and wheels are least impacted by gravel surfaces?

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      France Reda
      France Reda
      9 months ago

      Hi Eric, what about the ENVE 3.4? 3 stars Aero and 4 weight? Why the Zipp are faster if they have only 1 stars aero? Stars are useless? Thanx

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      Eric Schlange
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      9 months ago
      Reply to  France Reda

      Zipp 808s are 4 stars for aero, 1 for weight. That’s why they’re faster!
       
      ENVE 3.4 is ranked #4 in the list above. Great climbing wheels, but not the most aero.

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      Ronald Naistadt
      Ronald Naistadt
      9 months ago

      Are any Bianchis in the future?

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Ronald Naistadt

      No idea – Zwift doesn’t generally tip is off before new equipment shows up in game. We’d sure love to see a Bianchi, though!

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      N Beuker
      N Beuker
      9 months ago

      I’m new to Zwift. my question is – Is it better to ‘buy’ new wheels before a new frame?

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  N Beuker

      Yes. Wheels impact performance 2-3x more than frames do.

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      Stewart Howell (StewCom)
      Stewart Howell (StewCom)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      That is a deeply buried gem 💎 of knowledge there Eric! Thank you so much. (5 hours of reading about frames and bikes tonight, mostly your tests and opinions. I should have been paying 2-3x more attention to wheels.

      Thank you for all your diligent research. I click the ads on your site in the hope you are getting something in return.

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      Duncan
      Duncan
      9 months ago

      Hi Eric, how does the Specialized S-Works Tarmac compare to the frames you’ve listed above? I bought the Allez Sprint with my drops but just qualified to get the Tarmac having completed 4 of the Tour de France routes. I’m keep to ge5 you4 assessment of the Tarmac.

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      Eric Schlange
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      9 months ago
      Reply to  Duncan

      You can look it up here: https://zwiftinsider.com/charts-frames/

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      nigel cowey
      nigel cowey
      9 months ago

      So asking as a new Zwifter are you better getting the wheels first and then saving up your drops again to upgrade your frame, or frame first wheels second? Thanks

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      Richard
      Richard
      9 months ago

      I’m level 11 now and 750K drops, what is the best first bike to buy? Aeroad 2021? Specialized Allez?
      And the best wheels? Wait till i’m level 13 for the 808 or buy the DT Swiss ARC 62?

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Richard

      Answers are above! 🙂

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      Evan
      Evan
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      for an all arounder: aeroad + dt swiss
      for faster on flats: aeroad + zipps

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      Lars
      Lars
      9 months ago

      Your number 1 bike isn’t available at level 10. It’s unlocked at level 23. It’s wrong in every article on the site.

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Lars

      Hmmmm… not that I can see. Are you sure your Zwift install is up to date? 23 was the level cutoff for the Aeroad 2021 from a few versions ago, then they dropped it to 10.

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      Jonathan Evans
      Jonathan Evans
      9 months ago

      You mention above that the Canyon Aeroad ‘easily beating the Allez in overall time’, but then mention that the ‘frames above are separated by only three seconds’. Feels like a bit of a contradiction, (although I am no doubt mission something). Cheers.

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      Richard Dufay
      Richard Dufay
      9 months ago

      Hi from France, simple question for a new zwift user, when you write 8+ it means available when I’ll be at least level 9 ? Actually 8, I can’t find any top frame, I should understand It also depends on the drop numbers, both are necessary, that’s right ? Thanks for your answer, Regards, Richard

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      Dan
      Dan
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Richard Dufay

      I believe 8+ means it’s available at level 8, and at any other level above 8.

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      Christian
      Christian
      9 months ago

      Canyon Aeroad 2021 vs Specialized Allez Sprint
      I am a Beginner.
      I have Level 13, 518,927 Drops, Zipp 808

      Is that Canyon much better ? or save Drops and buy a Specialized.
      Canyon Aeroad 2021 Level 10, 568.000 Drops
      Specialized Allez Sprint, Level 14, 127.800 Drops
      I need a allrounder

      Thx

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      Tony Lane
      Tony Lane
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Christian

      Ride for 90 minutes on pace partner ride and give out lots of Ride Ons. You’ll get loads of Ride Ons back and if you get the drop multiplier to keep ticking upwards you’ll collect the 50k drops you need to get the Aeroad. Or ride Tour of Fire and Ice and you should also get around 50k drops,
      The relative performance of the frames can easily be seen in the scatter plots in this article: scatter

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      Dan
      Dan
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Christian

      I stopped using my Allez after upgrading to Canyon. I rode many kms/Zwift levels on flat/rolling routes with the Canyon/808 combo, until I scored the Tron bike. FWIW, the more you ride with the better bike, the quicker you will likely earn drops/level up, and the sooner you’ll be able to buy better frames/wheels. In other words, don’t let the drops cost (568,000 vs 127,800) deter you from getting the better frame now, because by the time you reach Level 14 you won’t need the Allez and by the time you decide to make any other significant upgrades you’ll have… Read more »

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      Elliott
      Elliott
      9 months ago

      What about the bike you get once you everest, know it’s not in the drop shop and it’s a climbing bike so you couldn’t really include it, but it’s my climbing frame and i could not find an article about it

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      Eric Schlange
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      9 months ago
      Reply to  Elliott

      You’re talking about the Trek Emonda. It’s a solid climber, but not the best by a long shot. Ranked #8 in our list of top climbers: https://zwiftinsider.com/fastest-bike-frames-for-climbing/

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      Yves
      Yves
      9 months ago

      is there somewhere a speedtest of mtb’s?

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      Eric Schlange
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      8 months ago
      Reply to  Yves

      Yes, see https://zwiftinsider.com/updated-mtb/

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      Matthew Conway
      Matthew Conway
      7 months ago

      For me, I run zwift on my windows PC and if I go to the drop shop and select “wheels” to “buy” some new wheels I can get some free wheels…. Select a wheel manufacturer (i.e. Bontrager) and if you don’t own the bontrager wheels (there’s only one set), but just select them (i.e. try before you buy) and then quit the drop shop your bike will be equipped with those wheels…. Note: this only works for the wheels that are at the top of a manufacturers list, and I’m not entirely sure if you need to have unlocked the… Read more »

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      Luis Tejeda
      Luis Tejeda
      5 months ago

      Question on the new #1 Frame, you call it the “Focus Izalco Max 2020” but in the drop store I can only find one version simply called the “Focus Izalco Max” no 2020. It has the same picture and 3 star both weight and aero ratings.

      Is it the same frame?

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      Ian
      Ian
      5 months ago

      Cathy Yes the list was updated after the original publication date of September 24, 2021. Eric has carried out lots of tests and written many reports/articles. Wherever possible he includes links pointing you towards other relevant reports, mostly in the past but some in the future. At the end of this report he puts in a section called Changelog. The Changelog shows Dec 27, 2021 : removed Canyon Aeroad 2021 due to its poor performance with “groupset bug”.  Oct 23, 2020 added Canyon Aeroad 2021 in top spot level 10+. Time of writing this report Canyon Aeroad 2021 was top… Read more »

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      Johan Screever
      Johan Screever
      4 months ago

      You removed the Canyon Aeroad 2121 from this list. Yet, you name it in the top combo under “What’s the time gap.”

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      Johan Screever
      Johan Screever
      4 months ago

      Sorry, 2021!

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      BAA
      BAA
      4 months ago

      Has ZHQ “fixed” the Canyon Aeroad 2021 or is that frame permanently slower now? I noticed a post from a couple weeks ago saying the SRAM groupset bug was specifically mentioned in the latest version notes, but wondering if you’ve had a chance to test whether the Dura-Ace issue has been resolved.

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