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Wattbike rolls out Proton and Air indoor bikes to Australia

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Wattbike has expanded its market reach to Australia with the rolling out of its Wattbike Proton and Air for home users across the company. “Our new range of bikes bring our proven training platform to a wider audience,” said Stephen Loftus, CEO of Wattbike. “We’re excited about the future and confident that our commitment to innovation and quality will continue to set us apart in the market.” The new Wattbike Proton smart bike and Wattbike Air b…

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Wattbike rolls out Proton and Air indoor bikes to Australia

Wattbike has expanded its market reach to Australia with the rolling out of its Wattbike Proton and Air for home users across the company. “Our new range of bikes bring our proven training platform to a wider audience,” said Stephen Loftus, CEO of Wattbike. “We’re excited about the future and confident that our commitment to innovation and quality will continue to set us apart in the market.” The new Wattbike Proton smart bike and Wattbike Air b…

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