Indoor training continues to evolve thanks to the integration of new technologies in next‑generation smart bikes. In this context, ZYCLE, a brand specialized in high‑performance indoor cycling bikes, announces the launch of the ZBike Infinity, the most advanced model in its smart bike range.
The new smart bike has been designed to provide a realistic, precise, and adaptable training experience for cyclists of different levels, incorporating technical improvements that enhance performance and pedaling feel in indoor cycling.
Power and realistic route simulation
One of the most notable aspects of the ZBike Infinity is its maximum power output of 2000 watts, a capacity that allows it to reproduce high‑intensity efforts such as sprints or accelerations typical of competitive cycling.
In addition, the bike is capable of simulating gradients of up to 20%, making it possible to replicate the behavior of real routes within virtual simulators in an indoor environment.
The automatic resistance system instantly adjusts pedaling intensity according to the route or training program. In this way, when the user encounters a climb within a simulator, the bike increases resistance automatically without the need for manual adjustments, reinforcing the realism of the session.
Flywheel and natural pedaling feel
The ZBike Infinity incorporates a 14 kg flywheel that provides smooth and stable pedaling. According to data provided by the brand on its official website, this mass is equivalent to approximately 16.2 kg at 90 rpm, helping recreate sensations close to those of a road bike.
The Poly‑V belt transmission system reduces noise and minimizes maintenance requirements compared to chain‑driven systems. This solution also promotes quieter operation, which is especially important for training in home environments.
Among the most notable innovations is the incorporation of a freewheel system, which allows the flywheel to continue spinning when the cyclist stops pedaling. This system reproduces the behavior of a real bicycle and facilitates more natural transitions between effort and recovery phases.
High‑precision power measurement
The bike integrates a patented power meter capable of measuring generated power with a margin of error of less than 1%, providing reliable data for structured training.
In addition to power, the system records metrics such as cadence, speed, and average power. This information is transmitted via Bluetooth FTMS, ANT+, or wired ANT+. This connectivity ensures compatibility with numerous devices and simulation platforms.
Ergonomic and adaptable design
The design of the ZBike Infinity is intended to adapt to different cyclist profiles. The frame includes multiple adjustment points that allow users to modify saddle height, handlebar position, and the distance between them, making personalized setup easier.
The 152 mm Q‑factor, close to the standard found on road bikes, helps maintain a natural posture while pedaling. This is complemented by multi‑position crank arms that allow riders to choose between several lengths: 165, 167.5, 170, 172.5, or 175 mm.
The padded ergonomic saddle improves comfort during long training sessions, while the bottom bracket height adjustment allows configurations between 67 and 85 cm, making it suitable for cyclists of different heights.
The bike also incorporates 24 virtual gears that allow users to manually modify resistance through an electronic simulation system that adjusts the load instantly.
Compact and stable structure
The ZBike Infinity measures 860 mm in width, 1440 mm in length, and 610 mm in height, with a total weight of 50 kg. Its compact structure is designed to integrate easily into both home spaces and dedicated training areas.
The chassis, with clean lines and robust materials, has been engineered to withstand intensive use while maintaining stability even during sprints or high‑intensity efforts.