The Stages Bike features shift buttons located on the inside of both brake levers, as well as a secondary set of shift buttons in the drops of the handlebar...

The StagesBike SB20 uses both Bluetooth and ANT+ connections, just like our power meters. This means that it can be connected to a wide variety of devices, ...

Unlike other smart trainers that have electronic resistance and measure power based on the resistance applied, the StagesBike SB20 has individual power sens...

ERG mode is a setting where a device controls the resistance of the bike based on a preset target (such as 150W). This mode can be utilized to maintain a co...

The Stages Bike is designed to fit riders from 4'10 to 6'10. To accommodate this range, the bike features 4 crank length options and a large range o...

The Stages Bike uses an enclosed belt-drive system, which produces almost no noise. Expect around 50-55 dB of ambient noise while you are riding the bike.  ...

The Stages Bike uses standard 31.8 clamp road handlebars. By using existing handlebar designs, all of the controls for the bike are removable and able to be...

The StagesBike SB20 is designed to be easily configured for nearly every rider. With a large range for saddle and bar height, fore/aft adjustments, and infi...

The user weight in Zwift is not directly connected to the weight entered in the Link app. The bike does not receive your weight input from Zwift; it relies ...

The Stages Bike accepts standard, dual-railed bicycle saddles of nearly all types. You can easily remove the stock saddle and install your own to enhance th...