I’ve been riding Wahoo’s entry-level Kickr Core a lot recently, it’s become something of a favourite. It’s always been substantially less expensive than Wahoo’s top-tier Kickr, but for me, and I suspect most users, the feature set and functionality really aren’t noticeably different. The Kickr Core is also slightly lighter, which makes it easier to tidy away when I’ve finished riding it.
Symon Lewis was full of praise for the Kickr Core when he reviewed it for Cycling Weekly, giving it a four-star rating. “In use the Wahoo Kickr Core feels pretty realistic,” wrote Symon, “just like the Kickr it’s virtually silent and the only sound you’re likely to hear is from your drivetrain.”
