Intelligent Electromagnetic Resistance Direct Drive Bike Trainer

Key Features

• Realistic Road Feel & Riding Experience .  Power transfer is more direct and efficient due to the absence of energy loss from rear wheel slippage or tire friction. The pedaling sensation is very close to riding on actual roads.
• High-Inertia Flywheel: Typically equipped with a substantially weighted flywheel that effectively simulates the inertia of a real bicycle on the road. When you stop pedaling, the flywheel continues spinning, and you can experience a "coasting" sensation on descents. This makes sprinting, accelerating, and decelerating feel incredibly realistic.
• Built-in Power Meter This is one of the core selling points of smart trainers. They feature built-in, calibrated power meters, typically with high measurement accuracy. This is an essential tool for serious, data-driven cyclists (e.g., for FTP tests, interval training).
• Quiet and Durable The direct-drive design eliminates noise generated by tire-on-roller friction. The primary noise sources are your chain, cassette, and fan, making it ideal for apartments or nighttime use without disturbing family or neighbors. The absence of tire wear also saves the cost and hassle of replacing trainer-specific tires.
• Seamless Compatibility with Virtual Cycling Software When connected to apps like Zwift via Bluetooth/ANT+, in-app terrain gradients (like climbs and descents) are converted into real-time resistance changes on the trainer. Steep climbs feel grueling, while descents bring a significant drop in resistance, vastly enhancing the fun and immersion of indoor cycling.
• Wide Compatibility Compatibility with mainstream drivetrain systems (like Shimano, SRAM, Campagnolo) is typically achieved by swapping the freehub body. Supports both quick-release and thru-axle frame standard