Wahoo KICKR 2017 Switching Cassettes from 11 speed to 10 speed

We are showing you how to swap the Wahoo KICKR cassette from 11 speed to 10 speed. For those that have a 10-speed bike, you will need to swap out the 11-speed cassette that comes with the trainer. Here is a list of Tools I recommend ► Park Tool Cassette Pliers ► Park Tool FR-5H Cassette Lockring Remover Tool Here are some of the new updates to the 2017 Wahoo KICKR ► New Ergonomic Grip Carrying Handle (Makes it much easier to maneuver the KICKR trainer) ► Easier Access Plug-In Location ► Increased Simulated Hills (Grade increased from 15% to 20%) ► Increased Wattage (Maximum wattage increased from 1,500 watts to 2,000 watts) ► 11-speed compatibility ► Quieter unit (Wahoo claims the new unit is 14% quieter over the 1st generation KICKR) ► Compatible with the Wahoo KICKR Climb (1st generation is not compatible) ► Status Indicator Lights (2 LED connectivity lights confirm Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity) ► Programatic Changes to the electromagnetic braking system to improve response time. ► KICKR now fully supports 12×142 and 12×148 thru axle spacing making it even easier to fit all of your bikes onto the KICKR Check out our review of the 2017 Wahoo KICKR In the video I didn't mention the Wahoo RPM cadence sensor that is also included with the trainer. Unlike the Tacx Neo that comes with a cadence sensor within the trainer, the Wahoo KICKR uses a RPM sensor that requires mounting on the crank arm. Wahoo calls this unit the WAHOO RPM CADENCE SENSOR which included with the KICKR. The sensor is Bluetooth and ANT+ compatible and weighs just 7 grams. Additional RPM sensors can be purchased separately for $39.99. The Cadence sensor is a magnetless sensor and uses an accelerometer to calculate RPMs cadence. It should be installed on the non-drivetrain side with either the industrial strength double sided tape that is included or with zip ties.