Zwift version 1.120 begins its phased rollout today. This update includes new Shimano DURA-ACE wheels, more route badges for runners, and some minor tweaks and fixes. Read on for details!
New Shimano Wheels
The following new wheels are now available in the Drop Shop:
- Shimano DURA-ACE C36: 3 stars aero, 4 stars weight, requires level 6+ and 600,000 Drops
- Shimano DURA-ACE C50: 4 stars aero, 4 stars weight, requires level 10+ and 650,000 Drops
- Shimano DURA-ACE C60: 4 stars aero, 3 stars weight, requires level 12+ and 650,000 Drops
- Shimano DURA-ACE C99/Disc: 4 stars aero, 1 star weight, requires level 28+ and 900,000 Drops
These are the in-game versions of Shimano’s latest DURA-ACE wheelsets, which are labeled as “coming soon” on their website. Watch for speed test results here on Zwift Insider this week, and news coming soon of upcoming Zwift races featuring these wheels!
The older versions of the C36, C50, and C60 have been removed from the Drop Shop, so they are no longer available for purchase, although they will remain in your garage if you’ve already purchased them.
Saving Wheelsets to Frames
Here’s a nice little update we didn’t see coming. Zwift’s release notes say, “Equipping a wheel set in the garage will save it to the equipped bike. Each owned bike in the garage can have a unique wheel set saved.”
Now you can easily set up, say, a climbing bike (Specialized Aethos with Princeton Alta wheels), a TT rig (Canyon Speedmax CFR with DT Swiss disc), a gravel bike (Cannondale SuperX LAB71 with Roval Terra Aero CLX wheels) and an all-around racer (Tarmac SL9 with Princeton Wake 6560 wheels). To swap from one bike to the other, just choose the new bike in your garage. Voilà! It already has the right wheels attached.
We’ve got two more garage requests for Zwift – an easy one, and a tougher one:
- Save our bike colorways, so we don’t have to click and pick it each time we swap back to that frame.
- Let us archive or delete eqipment from our garages so they aren’t so crowded. (Or better yet, let us sell items back for half price.)
New Route Badges for Runners
Zwift has added four new route badges for runners, continuing the trend they started in the v1.119 release. Once you’ve installed version 1.120, the following routes will have achievement badges and XP available for runners:
- Flat Route Run (390 XP)
- Loop de Loop Run (250 XP)
- Volcano Flat Run (480 XP)
- Beach Island Loop Run (510 XP)
Unmentioned Tweaks
Not mentioned in the release notes, but worth putting here just for the record:
- Specialized Tarmac SL9 has been renamed to the Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL9
- The Princeton Carbonworks 6560 Lava wheels were tweaked just a bit in their settings so they’ll perfectly match the White version of the wheels.
Release Notes
Zwift supplied these additional release notes:
- Fixed an issue where non-supported emojis used in the ride leader name would change the name to display as ‘Ride Leader’
- Fixed an issue where equipping a different bike colorway would reset the equipped bike to stock paint.
- You can now choose not to upload any screenshots at the end of a ride.
Discuss this update in Zwift’s forum >
Questions or Comments?
If you spotted any other changes or bugs in the update, please comment below!
