KICKR CORE Zwift One Smart Trainer Now On Sale

The KICKR CORE Zwift One may now be the most popular smart trainer in the world, thanks to its competitive price point as a standalone product and being sold as the default trainer with the Zwift Ride smart frame.

Because of its low price ($599/£549/€599), we rarely see Wahoo or Zwift offering discounts on the trainer. But today, both companies began offering the KICKR CORE Zwift One trainer at strong discounts in various markets. Shopping links below (these are affiliate links – shopping through them helps support Zwift Insider):

Note: Oddly enough, Wahoo doesn’t pay affiliates like Zwift Insider a bonus on sales of the KICKR CORE Zwift One. But we’ve included the link above since Wahoo ships to countries outside of Zwift’s US/UK/EU markets! Wahoo’s pricing matches Zwift’s within Zwift’s three markets (US/UK/EU), but outside of those markets, discounts vary from country to country. For example, Canada, Australia, and Japan are not discounted currently, while Nordic countries like Sweden and Norway are receiving a 20% discount.

Free Play Controllers from Zwift.com

If you purchase your KICKR CORE Zwift One through Zwift, you can check a box on the main page to get free Zwift Play controllers ($50 value) with your purchase:

Wahoo KICKR CORE Zwift One Basics

Wahoo’s KICKR CORE is the most popular budget direct-drive smart trainer on the planet today, and it has only grown more popular since it began shipping with the Zwift Ride. With solid specs and proven reliability, the KICKR CORE’s success is no mystery: it’s an affordable trainer that meets or exceeds the needs of the vast majority of Zwifters.

A few key specs for the KICKR CORE Zwift One:

  • Connects via Bluetooth or ANT+
  • Accuracy: +-2%
  • Flywheel: 12lb
  • Max Wattage: 1800 W
  • Max Incline: 16%
  • Autocalibration
  • Built-In Cadence
  • Zwift Cog v2 Installed

Read our full KICKR CORE Zwift One review >

About the Orange Zwift Cog

Zwift Cog v2 and Zwift Click

The KICKR CORE Zwift One ships with the Zwift Cog installed in place of a standard cassette. The Zwift Cog is made for trainers using Zwift’s virtual shifting, and is simply a single sprocket surrounded by a housing. (You only need one sprocket since virtual shifting changes the trainer’s resistance to mimic a gear shift, instead of changing a physical sprocket on a cassette.)

All About Virtual Shifting in Zwift >

The included Cog is the orange “version 2,” which is adjustable and quieter than earlier versions. This Zwift Cog easily adjusts left to right between 10 different sprocket positions for the straightest chainline, and rubber rings and other changes to the housing make it noticeably quieter than previous Zwift Cog versions.

All About Zwift Cog: Versions, Installation, and More >

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Eric Schlange
Eric Schlangehttps://zwiftinsider.com
Eric runs Zwift Insider in the spare time he finds between riding his bike and managing various business interests. He lives in Northern California with his beautiful wife Monica. Follow on Strava

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