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Cassettes

$39.00
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Freehub

$49.00
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T7 Smart Bike

T7 Smart Bike

$1,499.00
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CYCPLUS FAQ

CYCPLUS buying guide: smart trainers, electric pumps and cycling electronics

CYCPLUS focuses on cycling electronics and indoor training gear, including compact electric bike pumps, GPS bike computers, smart bike trainers, a smart indoor bike, heart rate sensors, speed/cadence sensors, radar tail light and accessories. The right product depends on where the rider needs the upgrade: tire inflation, ride data, indoor training, safety visibility or sensor compatibility.

Tiny E-Pumps
GPS bike computers
Smart trainers
Cycling sensors
2-year warranty

CYCPLUS product comparison

Product lineBest forKey specs / featuresWhat to check before buying
AS2 Tiny E-PumpMinimalist road riders who want a very compact electric backup pump.100 PSI max pressure; can inflate two 700×25c tires from 0 to 80 PSI on a full charge.Best for road-bike emergency use, not as a replacement for a floor pump at home.
AS2 Pro Tiny E-PumpRiders who want preset pressure, display and automatic stop in a tiny pump.120 PSI max pressure, ±1 PSI pressure precision, auto stop, about 120g weight and fast charging.Good balance for road riders who want pressure control without carrying a larger inflator.
AS2 Pro Max / AS2 UltraRiders who want more inflations, lighter carry options or better battery flexibility.AS2 Pro Max weighs about 200g and is rated for repeated MTB tire top-ups; AS2 Ultra is listed at 87g with 110 PSI tire use.Choose by ride type: lighter for race-day carry, larger for repeated inflation needs.
M1 / M2 / M3 GPS Bike ComputersRide tracking, speed, distance, altitude, cadence, heart rate and power data.M1 lists 25 ride metrics including heart rate, speed, ascent, cadence, power, altitude and temperature.Check screen size, navigation needs, sensor pairing and whether you already use ANT+ or Bluetooth sensors.
T2 Smart TrainerIndoor cycling with direct-drive resistance, high power and app-based training.2200W max power, 2000W output at 40 km/h, ≤1% power accuracy, 20% gradient simulation, ANT+ and Bluetooth.Check bike frame compatibility, cassette/freehub needs, training app support and indoor space.
T7 Smart BikeDedicated indoor cycling setup without mounting a bike onto a trainer.2200W max power, 20% gradient simulation, 85 N·m torque, ≤1% accuracy, dual virtual shifting systems and six adjustment points.Best when multiple riders or frequent indoor training justify a full smart bike footprint.

How to choose the right CYCPLUS product

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Choose an AS2 pump if the problem is roadside inflation.
AS2 is the smallest-style emergency choice, AS2 Pro adds preset pressure and auto stop, and AS2 Pro Max is better when repeated inflation capacity matters.
2

Choose a GPS bike computer if the problem is ride data.
M-series computers are useful when you want speed, distance, cadence, heart rate, power or altitude data in front of you instead of only inside a phone app.
3

Choose T2 if you already own a bike for indoor training.
A direct-drive trainer is more compact than a full smart bike and lets you train indoors on your existing frame, fit and saddle.
4

Choose T7 if you want a dedicated indoor bike.
T7 makes more sense for households with multiple riders, frequent indoor sessions or users who do not want to remove a rear wheel and mount a bike each time.

Smart training power comparison

This chart compares official maximum power for the main smart trainer / smart bike products. It is not a price ranking.

R200 Trainer

Entry smart trainer line
T2 / T2H

High-accuracy direct-drive training
T3 Trainer

Higher trainer tier
T2 Trainer

2200W max power listed
T7 Smart Bike

2200W max power listed

Compatibility checklist

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For pumps: check tire type, target PSI, valve type, heat limits and whether you need a hose for small wheels or tight valve access.
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For bike computers: check whether you need GPS only, or also ANT+ / Bluetooth sensor pairing for cadence, heart rate and power.
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For smart trainers: confirm axle standard, cassette/freehub compatibility, app support, floor space and noise expectations before ordering.
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For sensors: decide if you need heart rate, cadence, speed, rear radar visibility or an ANT+ receiver for indoor training apps.

Useful buying notes

Electric pump vs CO2 cartridge

An electric pump is reusable and lets you set a target pressure, but it must be charged and can become warm during use. CO2 is smaller and instant, but cartridges are single-use and pressure control is less precise.

GPS computer vs phone

A bike computer is easier to read on the bars, uses cycling sensors more cleanly and avoids draining your phone during long rides. A phone is still useful for maps, messaging and emergency contact.

Smart trainer vs smart bike

A smart trainer is better if you want to use your own bike indoors. A smart bike is better if you want a permanent indoor setup, multiple fit adjustments and no wheel removal before each session.

FAQ

What does CYCPLUS sell?

CYCPLUS sells compact electric bike pumps, GPS bike computers, smart bike trainers, a smart indoor bike, heart rate sensors, speed/cadence sensors, radar tail light products and cycling accessories.

Which CYCPLUS pump is best for road cyclists?

AS2 Pro is the most balanced choice for many road cyclists because it supports 120 PSI, has a pressure display, preset pressure control and auto stop. AS2 is smaller and simpler, while AS2 Pro Max is better when more inflation capacity is needed.

What is the difference between CYCPLUS T2 and T7?

T2 is a direct-drive smart trainer used with your own bike. T7 is a complete smart indoor bike with direct-drive resistance, virtual shifting, six adjustment points and no need to mount a rear wheel.

Do CYCPLUS bike computers work with sensors?

CYCPLUS bike computers are designed for cycling data such as speed, cadence, heart rate, power, altitude and temperature depending on the model and paired sensors. Buyers should check ANT+ and Bluetooth compatibility before choosing sensors.

How long is the CYCPLUS warranty?

CYCPLUS states that its products are covered by a 2-year warranty. If a product page or manual lists a longer warranty period, the longer period applies.

Can I return a CYCPLUS product?

CYCPLUS refers customers to its return and refund policy for returns within 30 days of delivery. Before using or modifying a product, check the current policy and keep the original packaging until you are sure the item fits your setup.