When fitness goes virtual, cyclists and triathletes will lead the charge. Lycra-clad pain cave warriors were avatars in virtual training worlds long before Mark Zuckerberg became Meta. Now the indoor driving experience is about to get even more real.

The Muoverti TiltBike is a sensor-filled indoor system; it’s the first to deploy digitized handlebar steering and elastomer-guided side tilt to create a realistic ride.

It features an algorithm-driven physics engine that simulates real-world forces such as acceleration, deceleration, tilt, braking, and inertia. Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity, meanwhile, ensures that it works well with the most popular training platforms, such as Zwift.

So is this the tool that will help men in Lycra conquer the Metavers? MH guess.

• 41: metrics tracked in real time including power, speed, cadence, left-right balance, pedal smoothness, torque efficiency and lateral force.
• 1000x: The algorithm that ensures electromagnetic resistance stays true to real-world physics is updated a thousand times per second. You can create real-time driving simulations such as angular wind speed and rolling resistance.
• 14: The degrees of incline on each side work with normal steering to replicate the way cyclists travel on the road in the real world.
• 49cm-64cm: The TiltBike’s range of adjustable frame sizes accommodate most riders. You can also change the handlebar reach and stack, seat post height, saddle and crank.
• seven The number of prototype iterations the TiltBike has gone through since its inception with over five years spent in development.

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