Comment 1:Hey there! I just stumbled upon a new project that might interest you. Have you heard of the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike? It's a revolutionary eBike that can be used both indoors and outdoors. One of its outstanding features is the ability to recharge indoors. Imagine being able to charge your bike while you exercise! Pretty impressive, right? I think it's a game-changer for cyclists like us. Can't wait to see more reviews and experiences with the Morph eBike. Keep up the great work!Reply 1:Hey, thanks for sharing those great tips! I'm currently enjoying the amazing riding experience with my freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike. The indoor recharge feature is a game-changer, and it's really convenient to be able to charge the bike while I'm riding indoors. The brushless 750W motor and 80Nm torque of the Morph eBike provide an exhilarating speed and power. Plus, the 80mm front suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires ensure a smooth ride on any terrain. I highly recommend giving the Morph eBike a try. Cheers!Comment 2:Wow, this freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike sounds incredible! I love the idea of being able to recharge it indoors. That's such a convenient and eco-friendly feature. And with its brushless 750W motor and 80Nm torque, the speed and power must be impressive. The 80mm front suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires also sound like a dream for riding on any terrain. I'm definitely interested in learning more about this eBike. Thanks for sharing!Reply 2:Absolutely! The indoor recharge feature of the freebeat Morph eBike is a game-changer. It's amazing to be able to charge the bike while riding indoors. And you're right about the power and versatility of this eBike. The brushless 750W motor and 80Nm torque provide an exhilarating riding experience, while the 80mm front suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires ensure a smooth and confident ride on any surface. I highly recommend checking out the Morph eBike if you're in the market for a new ride. Ride on!Comment 3:I've been researching eBikes lately, and the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike caught my attention. The ability to recharge it indoors is such a unique feature. It's great to see a company incorporating sustainability into their product. The 750W motor and 80Nm torque also sound impressive. I'm excited to see more reviews and experiences with this eBike. Thanks for sharing this information!Reply 3:I completely agree with you! The indoor recharge feature of the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike is definitely a standout feature. It's awesome to see a company prioritizing sustainability. And the power of the 750W motor and 80Nm torque is certainly remarkable. I'm thrilled to see more reviews and experiences with this eBike as well. Thanks for joining the conversation and sharing your thoughts!
I'd say definitely get something with bluetooth that pairs with the software to adjust difficulty. Spend at least that much. I started with a cheap wheel-on bluetooth trainer. Loved it, saw fitness gains, then upgraded to a top of the line trainer. As a busy dad with a job, wife, and kids, the convenience of being able to get in a quick ride after dinner is fantastic. Also, now that I telework, I can get in easy spins while attending boring meetings!
Great video! However wheel-on turbo trainers can also be smart and interractive(Erg/Sim modes) like Saris M2, Kicker Snap e.t.c. On the other hand not all direct-drive turbo trainers are smart or interactive. Some like Magene T100 only measure power but are otherwise non-interractive.
another great video; really useful and covered the main points. I'm trying to decide between a Wahoo Kickr Core and the standard Kickr. It's probably going to come down to price, TBH. I've considered the Zwift Hub too but all my gear is Wahoo so I'll likely stick with it.
Correct. The kickr core has power and cadence built in. Then zwift calculates your speed based on various factors. So all you need is the turbo trainer, no extra sensors 👍🏼
Yeah, I used one for a year or so before I got a smart trainer, i probably should have mentioned them. But I would honestly say that Smart trainers are in a whole different category and if you want to keep it up long term... that's the way to go.
So the point I dont get is if you are lets say following a specific training plan on zwift while you ride, you dont have to change the gears right? The smart trainer adjusts it to you in regard to watts you put in. Is it the case? Thank you very much!
@@selim5072 that’s correct. The trainer adjusts the resistance so you don’t change gears. It’s called erg mode. It’s a very effective was to perform structured sessions
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Comment 1:Hey there! I just stumbled upon a new project that might interest you. Have you heard of the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike? It's a revolutionary eBike that can be used both indoors and outdoors. One of its outstanding features is the ability to recharge indoors. Imagine being able to charge your bike while you exercise! Pretty impressive, right? I think it's a game-changer for cyclists like us. Can't wait to see more reviews and experiences with the Morph eBike. Keep up the great work!Reply 1:Hey, thanks for sharing those great tips! I'm currently enjoying the amazing riding experience with my freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike. The indoor recharge feature is a game-changer, and it's really convenient to be able to charge the bike while I'm riding indoors. The brushless 750W motor and 80Nm torque of the Morph eBike provide an exhilarating speed and power. Plus, the 80mm front suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires ensure a smooth ride on any terrain. I highly recommend giving the Morph eBike a try. Cheers!Comment 2:Wow, this freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike sounds incredible! I love the idea of being able to recharge it indoors. That's such a convenient and eco-friendly feature. And with its brushless 750W motor and 80Nm torque, the speed and power must be impressive. The 80mm front suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires also sound like a dream for riding on any terrain. I'm definitely interested in learning more about this eBike. Thanks for sharing!Reply 2:Absolutely! The indoor recharge feature of the freebeat Morph eBike is a game-changer. It's amazing to be able to charge the bike while riding indoors. And you're right about the power and versatility of this eBike. The brushless 750W motor and 80Nm torque provide an exhilarating riding experience, while the 80mm front suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires ensure a smooth and confident ride on any surface. I highly recommend checking out the Morph eBike if you're in the market for a new ride. Ride on!Comment 3:I've been researching eBikes lately, and the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike caught my attention. The ability to recharge it indoors is such a unique feature. It's great to see a company incorporating sustainability into their product. The 750W motor and 80Nm torque also sound impressive. I'm excited to see more reviews and experiences with this eBike. Thanks for sharing this information!Reply 3:I completely agree with you! The indoor recharge feature of the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike is definitely a standout feature. It's awesome to see a company prioritizing sustainability. And the power of the 750W motor and 80Nm torque is certainly remarkable. I'm thrilled to see more reviews and experiences with this eBike as well. Thanks for joining the conversation and sharing your thoughts!
I'd say definitely get something with bluetooth that pairs with the software to adjust difficulty. Spend at least that much. I started with a cheap wheel-on bluetooth trainer. Loved it, saw fitness gains, then upgraded to a top of the line trainer. As a busy dad with a job, wife, and kids, the convenience of being able to get in a quick ride after dinner is fantastic. Also, now that I telework, I can get in easy spins while attending boring meetings!
Good to hear the turbo is working well for you! I love it in the winter 👍🏽
Great video! However wheel-on turbo trainers can also be smart and interractive(Erg/Sim modes) like Saris M2, Kicker Snap e.t.c. On the other hand not all direct-drive turbo trainers are smart or interactive. Some like Magene T100 only measure power but are otherwise non-interractive.
Thanks Jourdain that helped a lot. Just what I needed
Glad to hear it!
another great video; really useful and covered the main points. I'm trying to decide between a Wahoo Kickr Core and the standard Kickr. It's probably going to come down to price, TBH. I've considered the Zwift Hub too but all my gear is Wahoo so I'll likely stick with it.
Be sure to hook up to a wide screen tv makes all the difference. Riding on a laptop sucks
Thanks for te information regarding on Turbo Trainer
No worries
Super helpful video, thank you. To be clear you do NOT need a power or cadence meter on the Kickr Core when using Zwift? Thanks!
Correct. The kickr core has power and cadence built in. Then zwift calculates your speed based on various factors.
So all you need is the turbo trainer, no extra sensors 👍🏼
Great review
You are not mentioning wheel-on smart trainers. I get that they're not as good as a direct drive trainer, but they're a good starting point
Yeah, I used one for a year or so before I got a smart trainer, i probably should have mentioned them. But I would honestly say that Smart trainers are in a whole different category and if you want to keep it up long term... that's the way to go.
So the point I dont get is if you are lets say following a specific training plan on zwift while you ride, you dont have to change the gears right? The smart trainer adjusts it to you in regard to watts you put in. Is it the case? Thank you very much!
@@selim5072 that’s correct. The trainer adjusts the resistance so you don’t change gears. It’s called erg mode. It’s a very effective was to perform structured sessions
@@JourdainColeman thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻