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Magene T300 vs Van Rysel D100

Quick answer

Both the Magene T300 and the Van Rysel D100 are direct-drive trainers that accept the common road and MTB axles. The Magene T300 (2600 W, ±2%, $749) offers Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) and SRAM XDR Driver Body; the Van Rysel D100 (600 W, ±5%) offers Zwift Cog (virtual shifting) and Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide). Use the checker below to see which fits your exact bike.

Specs side by side

Magene T300Van Rysel D100
Drive typeDirect driveDirect drive
Factory model code——
Axle standards130 mm quick-release, 135 mm quick-release, 12 × 142 mm thru-axle and 12 × 148 mm Boost thru-axle130 mm quick-release, 135 mm quick-release, 12 × 142 mm thru-axle and 12 × 148 mm Boost thru-axle
Thru-axle adapterSold separatelyIncluded
Freehub (in box)Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide)Zwift Cog (virtual shifting)
Freehub optionsShimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) and SRAM XDR Driver BodyZwift Cog (virtual shifting) and Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide)
CassetteSold separatelySold separately
Max cassette speed12-speed—
Virtual shiftingUnconfirmedYes
ProtocolsANT+PLUS, ANT+FEC, BLUETOOTHBLUETOOTH
Power accuracy±2%±5%
Max power2600 W600 W
Max gradient22%6%
FlywheelElectromagnetic (no flywheel)1.6 kg
MSRP$749—
StatusCurrentCurrent

Which fits your bike — Magene T300 or Van Rysel D100?

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Frequently asked questions

Both accept the same common road and MTB axles, so the deciding factor is the freehub for your cassette: the Magene T300 offers Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) and SRAM XDR Driver Body, while the Van Rysel D100 offers Zwift Cog (virtual shifting) and Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide). Run your drivetrain through the checker to see which is a clean drop-in.