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If you’re into indoor cycling on Zwift, you’ve probably heard of Zwift Cog and Click. But what exactly is it, and how can it elevate your indoor cycling setup? Let’s dive into all of the question marks around Zwift Cog and Zwift Click.
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Zwift Cog is a single sprocket designed to fit most 8-13 speed bikes, simplifying your setup by eliminating the need to swap cassettes.
It’s ideal if you:
Zwift Cog and Click makes getting into Zwift easier and more accessible, so you can focus on the fun part: riding.
You combine Zwift Cog with Zwift Click, a pair of compact wireless controllers, to unlock the power of virtual shifting, steering and game controls. Zwift Click allows you to shift gears directly in-game without touching your bike’s physical drivetrain.
Mount it anywhere that feels natural—drop bars, aero bars, or flat bars—giving you full control of your ride with the click of a button. As well as changing gear, you can also navigate menus, give Ride Ons, and control the whole of Zwift from your handlebars.
Virtual gears replicate the feel of mechanical shifting by adjusting the resistance on your smart trainer to simulate real-world gear changes.
Using Zwift Click or Zwift Play controllers, you can cycle through 24 silent, instant virtual gears without ever moving your bike’s actual chain. This ensures:

At the core of Zwift’s hardware ecosystem, Zwift Cog is the key to unlocking Zwift’s most advanced features. It works with Zwift Click to deliver precise, in-game gear shifts that adapt to your ride. It’s also adjustable, meaning you can get optimal chain positioning, reducing the risk of a dropped chain and will mean you’ll receive a smoother, more comfortable indoor training experience.
But Zwift Cog does more than simplify your setup, it’s designed for versatility. Compatible with most 8-13 speed drivetrains, Zwift Cog makes switching between bikes effortless, saving you from the hassle of changing cassettes and working out bike compatibility. Simply mount your bike and ride. And if you decide to opt for or upgrade to the Zwift Ride Smart Frame, Zwift Cog integrates flawlessly, future-proofing your setup for the next stage of your Zwift journey.
If you’re considering upgrading your indoor cycling experience, here’s why Zwift Cog and Zwift Click should be on your radar:

You can find out which trainers are compatible with Zwift Cog and Click by heading to the product page and using our simple calculator. Enter your trainer make and model to see if your trainer is compatible.
If you’re getting started with indoor training and want to make sure you’re Zwift Ready, check out Smart Trainers Around $ / £ / € with Zwift Cog and Click.
Installing Zwift Cog and Click on your trainer is simple. For a full video tutorial head to the Zwift Cog and Click Setup Guide. For a quick rundown, read down below:
Use the Zwift multi-tool to loosen and remove the nut or adapter holding your freehub in place.
Set aside the nut/adapter and the tool, you’ll use this again later.
Pull the cassette (and freehub) straight off the trainer axle.
Look for a wide spacer on the axle:
Slide the Zwift Cog onto the axle.
Rotate it counterclockwise until it clicks into place.
If it doesn’t engage: pull it halfway off, push it back on, and try again.
Slide the thin spacer around the axle, next to the Cog.
Screw the nut/adapter back on by hand until it’s finger-tight.
Use the Zwift multi-tool to give it about a quarter turn more.
Done! Your Zwift Cog is now installed and ready to ride.
For flat or TT bars
For drop handlebars
Done! Your Zwift Click is installed, updated, and paired, time to ride in Watopia.
Zwift Cog and Click are more than just gear-shifting tools—they represent the future of smart indoor cycling. Whether you’re simplifying your trainer setup or enhancing your ride with silent virtual gears, Zwift Cog and Click transform your Zwift experience.
Ready to take your Zwift game to the next level? With Zwift Cog and Click at the heart of your setup, you’re not just riding—you’re unlocking a smarter, more connected cycling world.