Bored in the basement during your seemingly endless trainer session? What if you could race Gloucester on your screen, actually seeing the course via your own GPS data and GoPro video? Or what if you ...
Riding a stationary bicycle trainer can be boring, which is why Zwift and ebove were created. Both systems feature first-person videos of computer-animated cycling routes, that the user interacts with ...
What is Bkool and how does it work? Bkool is a trainer app much like Strava or Rouvy, focussed on realism and training with a social aspect built-in too. What sets it apart from the rest of the ...
As the days draw in riding in the virtual world becomes more of a reality. Given the weather at this time of the year, it might even be more appealing too. That appeal is likely to be enhanced further ...
Bkool has introduced the Bkool Smart Pro 2, an improved version of its successful trainer. The new model features an updated design that blends its black aesthetics with fluorescent yellow, and an ...
Spanish indoor cycling software company, Bkool, and Drops, “one of the most exciting young women’s teams on the planet”, have announced a partnership which will provide “fantastic mutual benefits ...
ROUVY has officially acquired BKOOL, bringing another key player under its growing platform umbrella. While the terms weren’t disclosed, the impact is clear: ROUVY is posturing as a go-to destination ...
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