Zwift
The End of Open Cycling Tech?
Big shifts are happening in cycling tech right now. And most riders won’t see them coming until it’s too late. The move away from open standards like ANT+ toward proprietary ecosystems is changing how our devices connect, what features we get, and who controls the experience. If you’re buying new gear, this is something you […]
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Zwift Acquires ROUVY and FulGaz
Zwift has acquired ROUVY (including FulGaz), with no immediate changes for Zwift subscribers, but ROUVY subscribers gain official Zwift hardware support, replacing past hacks with proper compatibility, while both platforms remain separate with different experiences.
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Magene T600 ECO Smart Trainer Review
A rare new arrival in the Lama Lab, the Magene T600 ECO brings flagship features, a virtual flywheel design, and a price that undercuts most premium trainers. I put it through SIM climbs, ERG workouts, flywheel torture tests, and accuracy checks against trusted power meters to see if it truly delivers. With rider-tunable connectivity options […]
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JetBlack Freedom Rocker Feet Review // More Smart Trainer Movement
A quick look at the JetBlack inflatable rocker feet. A small, low-cost upgrade that makes a noticeable difference to indoor bike movement to make longer trainer sessions far more tolerable, without needing a full rocker plate setup.
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Wahoo KICKR CORE V2 Update // Zwift Controller Bridge
A quick look at the latest Wahoo Kickr CORE V2 firmware (2.5.4 / 3.5.4), which finally enables Wi-Fi bridging for the Zwift CLICK v2 and Zwift RIDE controllers – a feature promised at launch but missing until now. Wahoo KICKR CORE V2 Firmware Release Notes: https://bit.ly/4spBVnP
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Garmin TACX NEO 3M Smart Trainer & Alpine Gradient Simulator Review – 10 Things To Know
A look at the most premium pain-cave setups as I dig into the Garmin Tacx NEO 3M and its Alpine climbing accessory. The 3M is now two years old, but has a stack of updates that change the game. From rock-solid accuracy, secure-by-design connections, and its surprisingly Wahoo-powered network protocol… to Alpine working in ERG […]
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Wahoo KICKR CORE v2 Review // Next-Generation CORE Arrives!
Wahoo’s new Kickr CORE V2 arrives seven years after the original, adding WiFi, Race Mode, sensor bridging, updated legs, improved flywheel, and LED indicators while keeping a ±2% accuracy, 1800W max, and 16% gradient. This video covers all the details and a deep dive into the power accuracy with two different configurations in the Lama […]
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This Season on ZWIFT for Late 2025 | New Click V2, New York Expansion, AI Training & More
The Zwift September 2025 “This Season on Zwift” media release update brings details of the new Click V2 controllers, the massive New New York expansion, AI-powered training recommendations, power segments, event cool-downs, and more – here’s everything you need to know! GPLama Zwift Click v2 Video: https://youtu.be/z2a7w0HymFw Zwift Cog v2 & Click v2 Upgrade […]
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NEW ZWIFT Click v2 Controllers – All The Details
The new Zwift Click V2 controllers arrive September 9th with 2x 5-button control, bridged Bluetooth connectivity, and full in-game functionality for steering, virtual shifting, and in-game menu navigation. Here’s everything you need to know! Zwift Cog v2 & Click v2 Upgrade Packs: https://zwiftinc.sjv.io/kO3QA3
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Wahoo KICKR ROLLR Native Power Update // For REAL This Time!
In this video, I dive into the long-awaited firmware update for the Wahoo Kickr ROLLR – the unique smart trainer that’s been turning heads since its 2022 launch with its “no rear wheel removal” design. Until now, it couldn’t broadcast native power without an external power meter, but this update finally changes that. I’ll break […]
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