Wattbike is one of the main players when it comes to indoor cycling and the latest edition of the Wattbike Atom is said to be ‘the most realistic indoor cycling experience’. In short, the Wattbike Atom (Next Generation) may be an appealing option in a competitive market if you are looking for: a dedicated indoor bike (rather than installing your road bike on a turbo) that is easy to set-up, easily adjustable, provides accurate power data along with many other performance metrics, can be paired with third-party devices (such as heart rate monitors), and want to use on-line platforms such as Zwift and Rouvy. However, despite costing £2,000 you will need your own tablet or monitor, are likely to want to change the standard saddle and pedals, and it must be plugged in to work. Having said the above, the price tag of the Wattbike Atom (Next Generation) is comparable, if not better, than its competition. For example, the Peloton bike costs £1,345 (down from £1,550); Wahoo KICKR Bike is £3,199.99; Tacx Neo Bike Smart £2,299.99; and Stages SB20 Smart Bike £1,799 (down from £2,249).