Zwift Ride: ROUVY Edition. (Photo: ROUVY)
Published October 15, 2026 12:40PM
We’re headed into indoor cycling season, people. Even if you dread the inevitable transition, the winter months are an opportunity to crank up your fitness and dial in your form from the comfort and convenience of your living room or home gym.
Right now, you can take advantage of limited-time savings on Zwift Ride: ROUVY Edition, during the ROUVY FEST Celebration Sale. From October 15th-18th, you can get up to $300 off on Zwift Ride: ROUVY Edition.
ROUVY works seamlessly with Zwift Ride to bring the outdoors to your indoor riding experience, with high-definition video footage of real routes. While the Zwift Ride KICKER CORE 2 automatically changes resistance to match the route you’re riding, ROUVY’s realistic video creates a truly ideal indoor set-up, and ROUVY lets you choose from roads from around the world that you dream of riding.
Climb the monstrous 8.1% average gradient of Alpe d’Huez and tick off the actual markers counting down hairpin 21 to 1. Feel the slipstream of the peloton when charging Norway’s Atlantic Road while the Wahoo KICKR CORE 2 adjusts wattage savings in a draft. Or ride the constant rollers of Mallorca’s Cap de Formentor—the flywheel of the KICKR CORE 2 mimics road inertia while the visuals of ROUVY make you feel like you’re halfway around the world.
ROUVY makes indoor training not only bearable, but downright awesome.
And not only does the Zwift Ride with KICKR CORE 2 give you virtual shifting and gradient-responsive resistance with killer visuals, but it’s an always-ready setup. Instead of mounting your outdoor bike on a trainer every time you want to ride, you’ll be able to simply slide onto the saddle of your Zwift Ride with KICKR CORE 2 and ride into the world of ROUVY.
ROUVY is the real-world cycling app that brings real routes from around the world indoors. Cyclists can explore, build fitness, prepare for outdoor events and ride with others across thousands of routes filmed on location. ROUVY works with smart trainers and Zwift hardware.