JetBlack Victory V2 Smart Trainer with Zwift Cog and Click

Overview

JetBlack built the VICTORY V2 to be one of the first Zwift Ready-certified trainers, which means the whole setup is designed around working seamlessly with Zwift's virtual shifting rather than treating it as an add-on feature. A proprietary electromagnetic resistance system drives the trainer, with a Zwift Cog fitted from the start so there's no cassette to match to your bike before your first ride.

What's actually equipped: auto spin-down calibration keeps power readings accurate throughout a ride without you needing to run a manual calibration routine. Multiple connection methods — Bluetooth FTMS and ANT+ FE-C — cover most training apps and head units out of the box, and a Heart Rate Monitor Bridge relays a paired sensor's data through the trainer rather than needing its own separate connection.

It's built for riders training seriously indoors — structured intervals, ERG workouts, or competitive Zwift racing — who want a trainer that handles both the shifting and the data side of things without extra setup.

Why You'll Like It

Zwift Shifting Works From Day One
The Zwift Cog comes pre-installed, so virtual shifting in Zwift is ready to go without matching a cassette to your bike first.

Calibrates Itself Every Ride
Auto spin-down calibration keeps power readings accurate throughout a session without a manual calibration step.

Handles Serious Climbing and Sprint Efforts
1,800W of maximum power and gradient simulation up to 16% cover the climbing and sprint demands of most structured training plans and virtual routes.

One Less Connection to Juggle
The Heart Rate Monitor Bridge relays a paired sensor's data through the trainer itself, freeing up a Bluetooth slot on your phone or head unit.

Built-In Quick Start for ERG Workouts
ERG quick start gets structured workouts underway faster, without the usual pause while the trainer settles into the target resistance.

Who Is It For?

Riders in India serious about structured indoor training or competitive Zwift racing, who want a trainer built specifically around Zwift's virtual shifting rather than treating it as an afterthought. It suits anyone already following a coached plan or ERG-mode workouts, where dependable, self-calibrating power data matters every session.

It's also a solid step up for a rider moving on from a basic wheel-on trainer, since the pre-installed Zwift Cog removes one of the more fiddly parts of setting up a first direct-drive trainer.

Good to Know

Pair your heart-rate sensor to the trainer once to set up the Heart Rate Monitor Bridge, and it'll relay that data through every session afterward without a separate connection.

The trainer is rated for use in temperatures between -10°C and +35°C, which covers most indoor training setups comfortably.

Maximum rider weight is 120kg, worth checking against before your first session.

Technical Specifications

• Trainer Type: Direct Drive Trainer
• Resistance Type: Electromagnetic
• Connectivity: Bluetooth FTMS, ANT+ FE-C
• Max. Power: 1,800W
• Simulated Slope: Up to 16%
• Power Accuracy: ±2%
• Freehub: Zwift Cog pre-installed
• Cassette Included: No (Zwift Cog pre-installed in place of cassette)
• Rider Weight Limit: 120kg
• Operating Temperature: -10°C to +35°C