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CycleOps is no stranger to indoor trainers, nor smart trainers, and at this year’s Interbike show in Las Vegas it had a few new models designed to cause maximum suffering. In a good way, that is.
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With the announcement of the new Magnus and Hammer, CyclOps is into its fifth generation of smart trainers. Both offer ANT+ and Bluetooth connectivity and can connect to the brand's own VirtualTraining software, but also all of your favorite apps like Zwift and TrainerRoad.
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When connected to a training app not only can the smart trainers adjust the resistance based on your workout and simulated terrain, but they also offer a live power reading, and being PowerTap's sister brand you can be sure it’s an accurate one.
CycleOps Magnus
Eric Albers showed us the wheel-on Magnus trainer, which features an electromagnetic resistance unit capable of producing 1,500w of resistance. Albers says this allows it to respond to external control faster than previous trainers.
CycleOps Hammer
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