Direct-drive smart turbo trainer that's perfect for indoor training. Compatible with Zwift, Onelap, Kinomap, Bkool, Mywhoosh, and other apps.
With the D100 turbo trainer, you can enjoy incredibly realistic virtual rides thanks to the smooth pedalling motion, max power of 600 watts and hill simulation of up to 6%.
- Power600 watts at 60 km/h Measurement accuracy: +/-5% (EMS) Maximum incline: 6%
- ConnectivityCompatible with Bluetooth FTMS=> (Phone, tablet, computer) but not cyclometer
- Noise level<56Db at 1.50 m at 30 km/h
- Smooth pedalling3.2 kg flywheel.
- CompatibilityShimano, SRAM 9/10/11/12-speed. 130-135x5 mm QR and 142-148x12 mm thru axle
- This home trainer is directly connected to your bike's chain! This design choice makes it comfortable and gives you a pedalling sensation that's remarkably similar to the feeling of riding out on the road. This also provides a much quieter ride than a turbo trainer that operates with the bike's rear wheel. Its fold-down foot makes it easy to store after your workout!
- Use this turbo trainer to break out of your daily routine. Our D100 turbo trainer is part of the new generation of interactive turbos thanks to its FTMS Bluetooth connection. Connect to your favourite app (Kinomap, Zwift, Onelap, Bkool, etc.) and enjoy your ride! Smartphone, tablet, Windows and Mac compatible.
- With the free Android and IOS OnelapFit app, you can install updates and calibrate your product!Please note: the adjustment app is called "Onelap Fit" and not "Onelap". Here's the difference between these apps: Onelap Fit: It is the settings and adjustment app for the home trainer, as well as for Van Rysel and Magene bike computers. Onelap: It is a virtual training app, similar to Zwift, Mywhoosh, etc.
- During your virtual rides, you can track your power using the calculations recorded by the Turbo Trainer D100, up to 600W of simulated power and up to a 6% simulated slope, with a precision of +/-5%. The device does not have a cadence sensor, so you will need to equip it accordingly. Here is the reference number of our sensor: 8735155
- The cassette hub is compatible with the following cassettes: - SHIMANO 8/9/10/11/12-speed - SRAM 8/9/10/11/12-speed *SRAM 12-SPEED XDR: REQUIRES CASSETTE HUB NOT SUPPLIED -> REF: 8919550 (copy/paste into the search bar on the Decathlon website) It is also compatible with the Zwift Cog (Free update from Onelap Fit) Quick Release 130-135x5mm (Quick Release provided) and Thru Axle 142-148x12mm (Adapter kit provided) Wheel size:26''~29
- A home trainer is not connected like a pair of Bluetooth headphones, so don't use the Bluetooth manager on your phone/tablet/PC to connect to it. If you have used the Bluetooth manager on your phone/tablet/pc, delete the turbo trainer from the list of registered products and then connect it directly from the application menu. A little reminder: The D100 home trainer doesn't connect to a connected watch or computer.
- Visit our support page, where you'll probably find the answer to your questions: https://support.decathlon.co.uk/van-rysel-d100
- The idea here is to help you choose your home trainer based on your level and goals: As an example, let's take the performances of a track cycling champion to compare: - Power over 150 km:250-300 W - Power over 1 second: 1200-1300 W - Power over 5 seconds: 700-1200 W - Power over 30 seconds: 500-700 W - Power over 1 minute: 400-500 W - Power over 5 minutes: 300-400 W
- Van Rysel D100 - Power:600 W - Gradient: 6% "Isn't 600 W a lot?" If we refer to the performance in our example, 600 watts is largely enough for: - Keeping fit and doing long training sessions.- Beginner or hobby cyclists. - Moderate endurance and effort.
- Van Rysel D500 - Power:1500 W - Gradient: 12% "Is 1,500 W enough?" If we refer to our champion's performance, 1,500 watts is largely enough for:- Intensive training sessions, sprints and interval training. - Experienced cyclists or racers. - Managing power peaks in varied and intensive sessions.
- Van Rysel D900 - Power:2000 W - Gradient: 20% "Is 2000 W enough?" If we refer to our champion's performance, 2,000 watts is largely enough for:- Explosive sprints and racing. - Expert cyclists and sprinters. - Handling extreme loads for maximum performance.
- Here's a short recap to help you choose:- D100 for endurance. - D500 for intensity. - D900 for extreme performance.
