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Life indoors! An exciting two-wheel world is waiting and the adventure starts with the new Pinnacle Turbo Trainer HC.
A smart trainer that delivers realistic ride simulation matched by connectivity and industry-standard precision for a quiet, uncompromising experience for you to enjoy the ride.
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Bringing the outdoor ride indoors, the Pinnacle HC provides the ideal amount of inertia for a realistic experience, minus the weather of course. At the beating heart of the trainer, the flywheel has been developed to match the resistance unit to bring real-life bike sensations indoors. It also comes equipped with an integrated cadence sensor to help keep you up to speed.
From first time indoor riders to seasoned roadies, the Pinnacle HC is the ideal trainer for any household. Easy to set up, ANT+ and Bluetooth allow the trainer to communicate and connect to your preferred devices and applications. Create your own indoor world using a smartphone (IOS/Android), computer (Windows/MAC OS), GPS or FEC-enabled devices to connect to your favourite training platform. The Pinnacle HC connects to popular training software including ZWIFT, TrainerRoad, Rouvy, Kinomap, PerfPRO and TACX films (for TTS).
Weighing in at 5.7kg, it's a smart trainer that's light enough to transport and move around your home. It's also a trainer that keeps noise to a minimum measuring just 52Db (at 19mph), producing a sound similar in intensity to an electrical fan.
Technical specifications:
Accuracy ±2
Wheel Size 24 -29
Adjustable Length V
Dimensions (installed) 620 x 518 x 453 mm
Total Weight (with box) 20 KG
Flywheel Weight 5.7 KG
Sound Level 52dB (@30KPH)
Max Power Output 2500 W (@58KPH)
Max Simulated Incline 20% (@70KG)
Drivetrain Requires purchase/installation of new cassette: 8/
9/10/11 Speed SRAM/Shimano
Connectivity AN-T +, ANT+FE-C and Bluetooth Smart
*Where does the HC come from? Well, in the cycling world it relates to 'Hors Categorie' and is a French term used to describe the toughest climbs.)
