Smart trainers
Every trainer we’ve tested.
We buy or borrow, ride for weeks, and score on accuracy, noise, road feel and app support — not on who sent us the free unit.
Riders who want BikeRadar's top-rated all-rounder at a mid-range price
JetBlack Victory
Independently rated 'best overall' by BikeRadar in 2026 — quiet (65dB), easy setup, and data accuracy that beats its price point. Comes with a Zwift Cog.
Affordable8/10
Absolute beginners on the tightest budget
Van Rysel D100
One of the cheapest direct-drive trainers on the market, and BikeRadar's quietest tested trainer at 58dB. Includes Zwift Cog and Click shifter plus a Zwift subscription trial.
Affordable7/10
Riders who prioritize ride feel — its 9kg flywheel is the heaviest in this batch
Saris H3
Quiet (61dB) with a very solid, realistic ride feel thanks to a stout flywheel. Competitively priced for a 2000W/20%-gradient trainer.
Average7/10