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    Powerup Sale Announced: Save Big on Zwift Ride with KICKR CORE!

    Eric Schlange
    By Eric Schlange
    March 7, 2025
    LAST UPDATED March 21, 2025
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    Today (March 7) kicks off a 10-day sale promotion on the Zwift Ride with KICKR CORE. It begins with $100/$100/€100 off, but affiliates (including Zwift Insider) can share an additional discount code for another 5% (-$60/£55/€60) discount.

    That discount code is POWERUP. If you’ve been considering buying the full Zwift Ride package, this is the best price we’ve seen in a while. US, EU, and UK-based Zwifters can click below to order now!

    Buy the Ride

    Click to shop at zwift.com

    Note: if you purchase Zwift Ride via the link above, Zwift Insider will be paid an affiliate commission by Zwift to help support this site. Thanks!

    Zwift Ride Usage Stats

    Zwift hasn’t revealed sales numbers since releasing the Ride back in in June of 2024, so I reached out to see what they’d be willing to share in terms of user stats. While they declined to share precise sales numbers for obvious reasons, they did offer up two fun stats:

    1. Zwift Ride owners have already logged over 41 million kilometers on Zwift
    2. Zwift Ride owners find it easier to navigate the platform and as a result award 82% more Ride Ons than the average Zwifter

    Zwift Ride Reviews

    You can find lots of customer reviews on the Zwift Ride homepage (4.9 stars out of 5), but I wanted to look elsewhere, so I dug through the Zwift subreddit. Here are just a few of those…

    “I love mine, it’s been a real game changer for my fitness, just so easy to use.”

    “If you’re lazy and want a permanent available option, it’s awesome. If you have multiple riders with different sizes, it’s also great. But the always available is enough for me.”

    “Is it worth it? In my case, every single penny. I love it.”

    “I only own a heavy mountain bike and it’s a pain to move around if I want to train. With the Zwift ride I can just hop on.”

    “I’m a beginner cyclist (started in August). I got the Zwift Ride for winter training since I have zero knowledge on bike maintenance and thought a Zwift Ride would be the best easy option. And it is. It’s quiet enough, easy to assemble or change seats/pedals or your “settings” how far the reach is etc. Would definitely recommend, as you can skip all the hassle a normal bike would require. I absolutely love riding on mine.”

    Lastly, I found a helpful review titled “Zwift Ride 500 mile update”. Here’s how it starts:

    “I’ve ridden the full Zwift ride set up 500 miles. I’ve used it for free rides, structured workouts on both ERG and Zwift protocol shifting, as well as some racing. May get some hate for this, but this set up is significantly better than my Tacx Neo 2T with carbon road bike frame and Ultegra group.” Read the full post >

    You may also be interested in reading my full Zwift Ride review from back in June 2024, or watching the video reviews from GPLama and DCRainmaker below:

    Notable Zwift Ride Features

    • Virtual Shifting: flawless, instant, silent shifting via the handlebar controllers includes in-game gearing and shifting customization
    • Easy Adjustability: use the integrated Zwift Key to easily adjust saddle tilt, height and fore/aft as well as bar height and fore/aft
    • Real Feel: resistance changes to match in-game gradients, and ERG mode capability helps ensure you hit the right power numbers for your customized workouts
    • Always Ready: with its small footprint and easy one-time setup, you don’t need to bother with moving your bike on and off the trainer

    Specifications:

    • Power Accuracy: +/-2%
    • Max Power: 1800W
    • Max Grade: 16%
    • Rider Fit Range: 5’-6’6” (152–198cm)
    • Max Rider Weight: 265 lbs/120 kg
    • Product Weight: 78 lbs (frame + trainer)

    Wrapping It Up

    Click the button below to shop for the Zwift Ride with KICKR CORE over at Zwift.com. And don’t forget to use the POWERUP discount code for an extra 5% off!

    Shop Zwift Ride at zwift.com

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