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I am looking at possible turbo trainers below the £400 mark and would definitely like to use zwift. My concern with using a fluid trainer and speed and cadence sensors is that because these trainers are made for road bikes and I have a lower gearing on my mtb I won't be able to pedal fast enough to get a decent amount of resistance.
If I got a smart interactive trainer that adjusts the resistance according to zwift, would this mean that it would increase the resistance enough to mean I am outputting the same power on my mtb as someone on a road bike would?
Many thanks
Posted : 13/10/2020 10:32 am