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This video contains product placement on behalf of Zwift. A smart trainer, or sometimes called a turbo trainer, is a training tool that offers variable resistance like a normal indoor trainer, but with the added benefit of allowing the resistance and other parameters to be controlled by cycling apps such as Zwift.

For example, when riding a virtual course on a smart trainer, if you begin to climb a hill, the resistance ramps up and you have to pedal harder, just like when riding outdoors. When doing group rides or a race on Zwift, the resistance gets easier when you are riding in a group, simulating a draft.

Modern bike computers can also ‘drive’ the smart trainer, allowing you to set the resistance at a predetermined wattage or to simulate an existing course. These are key reasons to use a smart trainer: to make indoor riding much more fun and more productive.

These are the ten best smart trainers as rated by our team of expert testers, here at BikeRadar.

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The trainers on test -

→ Saris M2 - 01:07
→ Tacx Flux S - 03:01
→ Elite Suito - 06:00
→ Wahoo Kickr Core - 08:32
→ BKool Smart Air Lite - 10:23
→ Saris H3 - 12:40
→ Kurt Kinetic R1 Direct Drive - 15:14
→ Wahoo Kickr - 17:13
→ Elite Drivo II - 19:09
→ Tacx NEO 2T - 21:38

What smart trainer do you use? If you don't, are you considering purchasing one? We'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below!

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