Collection: Electronics for your Bike

Modern cycling training is not just about miles – it’s also very much about data. With the right electronics for your bike, you can optimize your training, recovery and performance. At Transition Zone, we’ve selected a range of carefully selected electronic products, each of which will help you become a better rider. Whether you want to measure your watt output, track your heart rate or analyze your intervals in detail, there are tools today that make it possible to train smarter – not just harder.

One of the most effective pieces of electronics for your bike is a power meter, and the Favero Assioma is a favorite among both ambitious amateurs and professional riders. The wattmeters directly measure how much power you produce, and with this data you can train more structured and effectively. The Assioma is available in both UNO and DUO versions – UNO measures on one pedal, while DUO measures on both, which provides extra precision when there is a difference in leg strength.

The pedals are easy to install as they function like regular clipless pedals. They are compatible with Look Keo cleats and have Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity for easy integration with your bike computer or training app. With long battery life, high accuracy and robustness, Assioma is an obvious choice if you want full insight into your training zones and progress.

When the weather isn't cooperating or your daily routine requires flexibility, an exercise bike is an indispensable piece of electronics for your bike. The Wahoo Kickr Core is a powerful and realistic exercise bike that lets you train indoors at high intensity. With direct transmission, realistic resistance, and integration with apps like Zwift and TrainerRoad, you can maintain your fitness – and even improve it – all year round.

Kickr Core is both quiet and stable in use and allows you to simulate climbs, rolling intervals and competitions, all in the comfort of your own home. It delivers accurate wattage measurement and can be connected to your other sensors, so you get a complete picture of your effort. Training on an exercise bike is not just an alternative to outdoor training – it is an opportunity to work purposefully with structure and progression.

Knowing your heart rate is one thing, but understanding what it's telling you is something else entirely. With an accurate heart rate monitor, you can track how your body is responding to training – and most importantly, how it's recovering. At Transition Zone, you'll find belts that are compatible with all the major systems and can give you accurate data in real time.

If you want to take it a step further, you can also invest in a lactate meter, which allows you to measure the concentration of lactic acid in the blood during exercise. This is especially relevant for triathletes and cyclists who want to optimize their training zones with maximum precision. Lactate measurement is the way to understand your aerobic and anaerobic capacity – and how to improve it. This advanced equipment is not only for the elite, but also for ambitious exercisers who want to take their training seriously.