Wahoo KICKR Core 2 Power Trainer w/Zwift Click and Cog
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$549.99at RA CyclesChecked Nov 10
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The KICKR Core 2 is Wahoo's mid-range direct-drive smart trainer, now with WiFi, faster power broadcasting and redesigned legs. This bundle adds the Zwift Cog and Click, so it works with 8- to 13-speed bikes without swapping cassettes and gives you virtual shifting from the handlebar. It delivers 1,800 watts and ±2% accuracy with 16% climb simulation, which covers sprints and steep virtual grades. It suits riders who want a set-and-forget Zwift setup and share the trainer across bikes; rivals like the Zwift Hub and Tacx Flux S match the basics but lack WiFi and the cog-and-click approach.
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Owners of the KICKR Core line praise its solid build, quiet operation and reliable power numbers, and the Core 2's WiFi and Race Mode are seen as useful upgrades. The Zwift Cog and Click bundle is well received for making multi-bike setups simple.
The Wahoo KICKR Core 2 is a smart power trainer that uses electromagnetic resistance and a belt drive to keep noise down. This bundle adds the Zwift Cog and the Zwift Click. It builds on the KICKR Core with faster power data, integrated WiFi, and redesigned legs.
The Zwift Cog mounts directly to the trainer's freehub and works with 8 to 13-speed drivetrains. No matching cassette is needed, and the trainer can be shared between bikes without swapping cassettes. The Zwift Click attaches to any handlebar. It handles virtual shifting, steering, menu navigation, and Ride Ons over Bluetooth, and runs on a CR2032 battery.
The trainer delivers up to 1,800 watts with ±2% accuracy. It simulates grades from 16% uphill to -10% downhill. Race Mode sends power data up to 10x faster than the previous KICKR Core, so resistance responds more quickly during hard accelerations. The four-bolt leg assembly uses color-coded components for faster setup and a more stable base.
