Zwift version 1.110 begins its phased rollout today. This is a significant update, since it includes fast new gravel bike frames, new wheelsets, and a new Makuri Islands route! See details below…
Two New Gravel Frames
Zwift is clearly looking to update the game’s gravel offerings, and that begins today with the release of two new gravel frames:
- Canyon Grail SLX (Aero: 2 stars, Weight: 3 stars) available at Level 10+ for 800,000 Drops
- Cannondale SuperX LAB71 (Aero: 2 stars, Weight: 3 stars) available at Level 28+ for 1,000,000 Drops
Early tests show both of these frames are faster than any existing gravel frames in the Drop Shop, with the Cannondale having a slight edge overall. Watch for detailed posts releasing this week with complete test results.
Four New Wheelsets
Along with the new frames, Zwift has added four more wheelsets to the Drop Shop:
- ZIPP 303 XPLR SW (Aero: 3 stars, Weight: 2 stars) available at Level 35+ for 550,000 Drops
- Princeton CarbonWorks Mach TSV2/Blur Disc (Aero: 4 stars, Weight: 1 star) available at Level 42+ for 1,100,000 Drops
- Princeton CarbonWorks Wake 6560 – White (Aero: 4 stars, Weight: 4 stars) available at Level 32+ for 685,000 Drops
- Princeton CarbonWorks Alta 3532 (Aero: 3 stars, Weight: 4 stars) available at Level 35+ for 685,000 Drops
The ZIPP wheels are for gravel frames, and should be the fastest gravel wheels in game. The Princeton CarbonWorks wheels perform exceptionally well also. Detailed speed test posts incoming!
New Makuri Islands Route: Yumezi Grit
Zwift says, “the Yumezi Grit route is now available for free rides and meetups.” I haven’t put together the route detail page yet since I’m in Mallorca at Zwift Community Live, but here’s the Strava segment and a Veloviewer profile:
Improved Elevation Previews
Zwift has updated the elevation previews you see when clicking a route, similar to what they did with route cards a few updates back. Here’s the old preview vs the new, color-coded previews:
More Release Notes
Zwift supplied the following additional release notes:
- Route cards you haven’t done yet will now display XP available for completing them.
- Previously earned badges that were listed under “Completed Missions” on the Achievements page have been moved and are now labeled as “Challenges”. Earned badges will still be visible; however, there are no new badges available to earn at this time.
- Fixed an issue that could cause the Climb Portal routes Koppenberg and Paterberg to be missing the activity title and difficulty level in the Post-Ride Report.
- Fixed an issue that could display an incorrect value for Race Score on the Home Screen when using a shared Zwift device with multiple Zwifters.
- Fixed an issue that could cause the camera to be zoomed in after switching bikes when a steering device is connected (e.g. Zwift Ride, Zwift Play, Zwift Click 2).
- Windows, macOS: This update includes Zwift Launcher version 1.1.15 as the minimum-required launcher version.
- macOS: The High graphics profile is now enabled for devices with Apple A18 chips (e.g., MacBook Neo).
- Android: Stability improvements.
Discuss this update in Zwift’s forum >
Questions or Comments?
If you spotted any other changes or bugs in the update, please comment below!
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