Elite's Square, Justo 2, and Avanti: Eurobike Hands-On! 

Also no more chain lube drying out when the hometrainer is setup in your ambient temperature room/livingroom!

Agreed

Zwift not offering a belt drive version for their Hub and Ride was a massive miss, and I could not be happier to see Elite do the logical step by adding it. Awesome news.

But considering thethat with the Trainer unit it is not more affordable then Wahoo Bike Ride, for example. Which is one unit belt drive smart bike

@@kennethdarlington it will likely come out to be 500 less than the kickr bike shift

I needed more sausage and pretzels in my life. :)

I’m waiting for The Elite Octagon

@@adamweb i just googled it and now i feel super stupid

@@nerooweb why do you feel stupid ??

Its fantastically ugly though.

@@mctrials23 Its erm, functional!

Agree

I dont know what drugs you are taking mate but your question is as stupid as it gets.

He was indeed. So much better/easier/faster!!! And yes, it's totally app-neutral.

That’s a big plus 🙏

Disagree. Italian design almost always wins. The square rules the smart bike scene.

WIP ;-)

@@elitecycling don't forget "older" trainers, like the Suito.

Brake levers: They brake the trainer for a few seconds. Navigation keys: It all depends on what Zwift wants to do. At the moment they are not implemented, so you can't steer or interact with the software. - Steering. Implementation be easy since we used the same protocol of Sterzo Smart but Zwift does not recognise Square as a steering device. So Zwift would just have to update the Square to the list of steering devices like Steering and Rizer - Various keys. Zwift's protocol would be needed, but it is not known if or when it will be released.

Honestly, I'm totally happy with my Peloton Tread (base model), and I'd guess most say I'm a more advanced runner. That's often on sale.

True. Mine is still working and praying I get a couple of years more out of it.

yes, it does. Virtual shifting is managed by the frame itself which controls the trainer resistance. It works finely with all the indoor training apps

@@elitecycling thanks.

@@elitecycling Now this is a big feature over the zwift cog. It's app agnostic and is a feature that's actually built into the trainer itself, not something that an app needs to implement.

Yes, it attaches basically like an 11sp cassette, so no different than swapping a casette on other trainers. And then on virtual shifting, they handle it via ANT+ FE-C (which every trainer supports), just like smart bikes do.

What other brands bother with you once your unit is out of warrant?

Just them.My first trainer was Wahoo and had some issues past my warranty and was very helpful.Ended up selling the unit as i wasnt using it as much.I brought the Drivo unit and after a couple of years use it was very noisy.I did email Elite on numerous occasions but didnt get a response back.Ive got a Jetblack now. 👍

@@gawa62 I use elite trainers since 2016. Never had an issue with the support even if i was out of warranty and even when it was my fault

@@fabio_mussi sadly didn't work for me .👍