Drop Shop Update [Game v1.116] [June/July 2026]

[AliceZ (Alice)]

Hi Zwifters,

We have new bikes and wheels in the Zwift Drop Shop across game update versions 1.116.0 and 1.116.2. These new items are available under their respective brand collections in the Drop Shop.

Several older bikes have also been removed from the Drop Shop.

New Bikes

New Bikes are rolling into the Zwift Drop Shop from Cervélo, Cannondale, Giant, Wilier, and Specialized, including new Team Edition builds and high-performance race machines built for speed.

Cervélo S5 Lupine Limited Edition

Game version: 1.116.0

Built for speed and standout style, the Cervélo S5 Lupine Limited Edition brings race-ready aero performance to the Drop Shop. Designed to stay fast when the pace is high, this limited edition frame is made for Zwifters chasing every advantage on rolling roads, fast finishes, and full-gas efforts.

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Unlock Level: 40
Cost: 1,800,000 Drops

Cannondale SuperSix EVO LAB71 Team Edition

Game version: 1.116.0

Light, fast, and race-proven, the Cannondale SuperSix EVO LAB71 Team Edition blends climbing performance with aero efficiency. Built for riders who want a responsive bike that can handle hard accelerations, punchy climbs, and high-speed racing.

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Unlock Level: 40
Cost: 1,750,000 Drops

Giant Propel Advanced SL Team Edition

Game version: 1.116.0

The Giant Propel Advanced SL Team Edition is built to cut through the air and hold speed when the race is on. With a balanced combination of aero performance and low weight, it’s ready for Zwifters looking to push the pace across a wide range of routes.

Aero rating:
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Unlock Level: 40
Cost: 1,700,000 Drops

Wilier Filante SLR Team Edition

Game version: 1.116.0

The Wilier Filante SLR Team Edition brings refined race performance to the Drop Shop. Designed for efficient speed and sharp responsiveness, it’s a versatile choice for Zwifters taking on climbs, attacks, and fast group rides.

Aero rating:
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Unlock Level: 40
Cost: 1,700,000 Drops

S-Works Tarmac SL9

Game version: 1.116.2

The all-new S-Works Tarmac SL9 is the fastest road bike ever made. Not just because it’s the lightest. Not just because it’s the most aero. But because it delivers the lowest real-world Time to Finish of any road bike.

Validated across real race courses, terrain, and riders. When the goal is to cross the line first, no road bike gets you there faster.

Aero rating:
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Unlock Level: 40
Cost: 1,900,000 Drops

New Wheels

New Wheels rolling into the Zwift Drop Shop from Reserve, Cadex, Roval, and all new Miche!

Reserve 57/64 Wheelset

Game version: 1.116.0

Fast, stable, and built for speed, the Reserve 57/64 Wheelset delivers strong aero performance while keeping weight in check. A great choice for Zwifters looking to hold momentum on rolling terrain and fast race routes.

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Unlock Level: 29
Cost: 550,000 Drops

Reserve 34/37 Wheelset

Game version: 1.116.0

The Reserve 34/37 Wheelset offers a lightweight setup with balanced aero performance. Built for Zwifters who want responsive wheels that shine on climbs while still carrying speed across mixed terrain.

Aero rating:
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Unlock Level: 29
Cost: 550,000 Drops

CADEX Max 50 Wheelset

Game version: 1.116.0

The CADEX Max 50 Wheelset combines strong aero performance with low weight, making it a versatile option for riders looking for speed across climbs, rolling roads, and fast race efforts.

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Unlock Level: 29
Cost: 680,000 Drops

Miche Deva RD 62

Game version: 1.116.0

All new to the Drop Shop, the Miche Deva RD 62 brings deep-section aero performance for Zwifters looking to stay fast at speed. Built for efficient momentum and race-day pace, these wheels are ready for hard efforts and fast finishes.

Aero rating:
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Unlock Level: 29
Cost: 650,000 Drops

Roval Rapide Sprint CLX Wheels

Game version: 1.116.2

Meet the Roval Rapide CLX Sprint — built to get to the finish line first. Since 90% of aero benefit comes from the front wheel, this setup goes all-in with a 63mm deep front rim to slice through the wind, paired with a lightweight 58mm rear wheel with carbon spokes for blistering acceleration when it counts.

Charge full gas with confidence: Roval is shifting the aero paradigm — depth redefined for absolute speed.

Aero rating:
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Unlock Level: 29
Cost: 640,000 Drops

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In game update version 1.116, the following older models have been removed from the Drop Shop.

Note: If you have already purchased them, they will remain in your Garage.

• 2018 Giant Propel Advanced SL

• Felt I.A. Integrated Aero

• Canyon Inflite

• Cannondale SuperSix EVO

• Cervélo S5 2020

[calfzilla (Michael)]

@AliceZ

-Works Tarmac SL9

Game version: 1.116.2

@Eric-Schlange-ZI when’s data on this going to be out?

[Ives_Lemons (Ives)]

Strange that the button AND the title above the description do not state that it’s the S-Works version, while the description does say that and the price suggests.

This is far more consistent with the other S-Works bikes.

[calfzilla (Michael)]

@Ives_Lemons

Strange that the button AND the title above the description do not state that it’s the S-Works version, while the description does say that and the price suggests.

Maybe they skipped the confusion of releasing near-identical S-Works and non-S-Works versions in-game this time? I know at least one person who bought and upgraded the black SL8 without realizing his mistake.

[Ives_Lemons (Ives)]

I see how having both the S-Works version and non-S-Works version of one model (i.e. SL8) is confusing.

But still, including while also not including S-Works within the information on same bike is misleading as well!

Should be an easy fix if it is indeed the S-Works version!

[GlennVL (Glenn)]

It’s just as confusing in the drop shop, the s-works version of the sl8 is sitting at the top. Then somewhere at the bottom are the sl8 and sl9. The sl9 does not have s-works in the name, but s-works is printed on the frame. Easy fix to make it less confusing: Add S-Works to the name.

[calfzilla (Michael)]

I just looked at Specialized’s website and there’s a simple explanation here: there is no non-S-Works SL9.

[Ives_Lemons (Ives)]

@GlennVL

The sl9 does not have s-works in the name, but s-works is printed on the frame.

Great eye for detail

[Eric-Schlange-ZI (Eric)]

Today. Stay tuned!

[calfzilla (Michael)]

@Eric-Schlange-ZI

Today. Stay tuned

Is that also going come with Paris Expansion info?

[Zee_Kryder (Zee)]

I heard yesterday the new 9 was coming. Under two million, what a bargain.

In real life, the Cervelo is more aerodynamic but a small bit heavier.

A special paint job would be even sweeter. I love the triathlon scheme from a few years ago.

[Eric-Schlange-ZI (Eric)]

Here’s the ZI post about all things Tarmac SL9: All About the New Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL9 Frame on Zwift | Zwift Insider

[Eric-Schlange-ZI (Eric)]

Paris expansion details are media embargoed until Monday, July 6. But Tour Fever events are now on the calendar! See Events

[Eric-Schlange-ZI (Eric)]

This kind of stuff drives me crazy! Also, many modelss have “S-Works” at the end of the name (see “Specialized Aethos S-Works”) while the Tarmac and maybe others are named like “Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL9”…

[calfzilla (Michael)]

@Eric-Schlange-ZI

Paris expansion details are media embargoed until Monday, July 6. But Tour Fever events are now on the calendar! See Events

Embargoing information about the month’s TdF-oriented ZRacing routes until events are already underway and the tour is on its third day is an interesting decision.

Not sure the event titles are long enough though "Stage 4 - Tour Fever - L’Etape du Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift"

[Peter_Twigt (Peter)]

As asked before. When you promote or announce new frames here on the forum, can you also please mentionm if they are entry, mid or high tier frames.

There is currently no way for us to see that before we actuylly buy them and can see how far we need to ride for the first upgrade.

[Andrew_Nuse (Andrew)]

Two red bikes this year; at least that’s something to be excited about right guys???

[Pete_Murray (Peter)]

Do the new frames also have 5 stages of level ups?

[Dan_Kothlow (Dan)]

I think all bikes in Zwift have 5 levels of upgrades.
I don’t see why these would be any different.

[SteveR (Steve)]

I’m waiting on the new king of TT bikes from Canyon coming in 1.117