In today’s post we’re taking a closer look at the direct drive bundles worth buying in 2026, from the MOZA R3 up to a Simucube 2 Pro, and why a bundle makes sense when you’re starting out on a fixed budget.
In today’s post we’re taking a closer look at the Simucube 3 Sport, Pro and Ultimate, why most people should go for the Pro, and what the new quick release means for the wheels you already own. I still race on my Simucube 2 Pro, but I’ve driven the Simucube 3 Pro, and it felt broadly the way everyone describes it, clean and smooth with a lot of detail.
Featured image: Moza Vision GS wheel fitted to my Simucube 2 Pro While I have no intention of parting with my Simucube 2 Pro direct drive wheelbase, there are now…
My first direct drive wheelbase, back in 2020, was a Fanatec Podium DD2, an upgrade from my CSL Elite. I moved on to a Simucube 2 Pro, and I’ve still…
Featured Image: Revosim // Le Mans Ultimate Desktop Setup A few weeks back I reviewed the RevosimRS Pure 9Nm Bundle. If you didn’t read the review – it’s good hardware…
Image: REVOSIM RS Pure 9Nm Bundle Here’s something that’ll ruffle feathers in Stuttgart and Guangzhou: a French gaming peripherals company thinks it can waltz into the direct drive market and…
My Moza R12 V2 review: what changed from the original R12, a month of testing with my own measurements, and who should buy it.
If you’ve recently acquired a Logitech G923 for iRacing, your next task will be to sort out the FFB (force feedback). This was the main challenge I faced when reviewing…
Featured Image: Logitech G923 Late to the party might be the understatement of the year for this post, but the idea got stuck in my mind and I couldn’t shake…
Featured Image: The Moza R3 DD / ES Steering Wheel As my own sim racing journey has evolved from beginner to (I’d like to think) to expert, I feel a…
Featured Image: Fanatec CSL DD with new QR2 quick release The CSL DD, first launched in 2021 really shook up the direct drive owners club. No longer was direct drive…
The Moza R5 bundle stands as, in our opinion, an excellent “first timer’s” entry point into sim racing. With a price of around USD $499.00 excluding VAT, this package, the…
I’ve owned my Simucube 2 Pro for almost 4 years now, and I’ve never felt the need to update my setup with anything else. You’ll have seen lots of photos…
