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Tacx Neo 2T Smart Bicycle Trainer

The Tacx Neo 2T Smart offers maximum power while being the quietest indoor trainer available on the market. The absence of any physical transmission proves that this is the first true direct drive

The Tacx Neo 2T Smart offers maximum power while being the quietest indoor trainer available on the market. The absence of any physical transmission proves that this is the first true direct drive trainer.

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Description

Description

The Tacx Neo 2T Smart offers maximum power while being the quietest indoor trainer available on the market. The absence of any physical transmission proves that this is the first true direct drive trainer.

It is equipped with an improved and faster chipset that allows for smoother and more user-friendly motor control. This leads to quieter cycling and paves the way for new and exciting features. With the new pedal analysis function, power distribution and performance can be improved. A detection sensor has been added to the left and right side to allow the rider to measure the exact position of both feet.

New Features Neo 2T Smart:

  • Stronger magnets: This provides greater torque that eliminates slipping
  • Richer wiring: This reduces heat output and improves performance
  • Change in wiring topology: This reduces vibrations but also reduces sensitivity to manufacturing tolerances
  • Reduction of magnets: This reduces vibrations and noise
  • New magnet base: This helps improve manufacturing accuracy, but also reduces vibrations

Features:

  • Maximum power (40 km/h): 2200 Watt
  • Maximum incline: 25%
  • Descent simulation: Yes
  • Maximum torque: 88Nm
  • Maximum braking force: 260 N
  • Flywheel: Actual of 125 kg
  • Calibration: Not needed
  • Base size: 575 x 750 mm (22.6 x 29.35 in)
  • Height: 550 mm (21.7 in)
  • Foldable: Yes
  • Size when folded: 620 × 260 × 440 mm (24.4 × 10.2 × 17.3 in)

Data and Control

  • Wireless communication: ANT + FE-C, Bluetooth open
  • Control from: ANT + FE-C bike computers with smartphone, tablet, standalone, Connection to computer via ANT + antenna
  • Output: Speed, cadence, and power
  • Compatible with: Smartphone, tablet, bike computer, sports watch, computer with ANT + antenna
  • Accuracy: < 1%

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

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Specifications

Specifications

Type
Trainer

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • kitsouk
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    13 out of 13 members found this review helpful
    kitsouk

    I have had the trainer for 2 years and... I have also tried the equivalent from wahoo, thanks to a friend. Unfortunately, I don't have experience with cheaper models to compare. The overall impression is perfect, of course. That was missing in those prices. Some basic opinions for those who are considering it:
    ---It is definitely an exaggeration for anyone who is not a professional. I bought it because at that time I couldn't find something in the middle. I have never needed its maximum power or accuracy.
    ---It folds up nicely for easy transportation. And its best feature is that it works without electricity. It generates its own power. Of course, I have only needed this a few times before a race to warm up.
    ---Because it works with electromagnetism, it can create vibrations from the road surface as well as the feeling of going downhill (it does it on its own). These are nice for fun on zwift. They don't make sense for training.
    ---Something that had a big difference for me compared to the wahoo was that it gives a slight sway left and right, which gives a more natural feeling of the road when pedaling. Of course, you can do this with DIY solutions on any trainer.
    ---A big downside that I have seen compared to others is its bulky body towards the bike. This makes it more difficult to attach and detach the bike. Maybe someone more experienced can do it better. But on my bike, I struggle a lot and I have even scratched it with a heavy heart.
    ---Very sturdy. Even during intense sprints out of the saddle, you don't feel like you're going to fall or anything.
    Overall, very satisfied. But I don't know if it's worth the money for most people.

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  • kitsouk
    4
    kitsouk

    I have had the trainer for 2 years and... I have also tried the equivalent from wahoo, thanks to a friend. Unfortunately, I don't have experience with cheaper models to compare. The overall impression is perfect, of course. That was missing in those prices. Some basic opinions for those who are considering it:
    ---It is definitely an exaggeration for anyone who is not a professional. I bought it because at that time I couldn't find something in the middle. I have never needed its maximum power or accuracy.
    ---It folds up nicely for easy transportation. And its best feature is that it works without electricity. It generates its own power. Of course, I have only needed this a few times before a race to warm up.
    ---Because it works with electromagnetism, it can create vibrations from the road surface as well as the feeling of going downhill (it does it on its own). These are nice for fun on zwift. They don't make sense for training.
    ---Something that had a big difference for me compared to the wahoo was that it gives a slight sway left and right, which gives a more natural feeling of the road when pedaling. Of course, you can do this with DIY solutions on any trainer.
    ---A big downside that I have seen compared to others is its bulky body towards the bike. This makes it more difficult to attach and detach the bike. Maybe someone more experienced can do it better. But on my bike, I struggle a lot and I have even scratched it with a heavy heart.
    ---Very sturdy. Even during intense sprints out of the saddle, you don't feel like you're going to fall or anything.
    Overall, very satisfied. But I don't know if it's worth the money for most people.

    Translated from Greek ·
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Description & Specifications

The Tacx Neo 2T Smart offers maximum power while being the quietest indoor trainer available on the market. The absence of any physical transmission proves that this is the first true direct drive trainer.

It is equipped with an improved and faster chipset that allows for smoother and more user-friendly motor control. This leads to quieter cycling and paves the way for new and exciting features. With the new pedal analysis function, power distribution and performance can be improved. A detection sensor has been added to the left and right side to allow the rider to measure the exact position of both feet.

New Features Neo 2T Smart:

  • Stronger magnets: This provides greater torque that eliminates slipping
  • Richer wiring: This reduces heat output and improves performance
  • Change in wiring topology: This reduces vibrations but also reduces sensitivity to manufacturing tolerances
  • Reduction of magnets: This reduces vibrations and noise
  • New magnet base: This helps improve manufacturing accuracy, but also reduces vibrations

Features:

  • Maximum power (40 km/h): 2200 Watt
  • Maximum incline: 25%
  • Descent simulation: Yes
  • Maximum torque: 88Nm
  • Maximum braking force: 260 N
  • Flywheel: Actual of 125 kg
  • Calibration: Not needed
  • Base size: 575 x 750 mm (22.6 x 29.35 in)
  • Height: 550 mm (21.7 in)
  • Foldable: Yes
  • Size when folded: 620 × 260 × 440 mm (24.4 × 10.2 × 17.3 in)

Data and Control

  • Wireless communication: ANT + FE-C, Bluetooth open
  • Control from: ANT + FE-C bike computers with smartphone, tablet, standalone, Connection to computer via ANT + antenna
  • Output: Speed, cadence, and power
  • Compatible with: Smartphone, tablet, bike computer, sports watch, computer with ANT + antenna
  • Accuracy: < 1%

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Type
Trainer

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

4.0
1
4.0
Review this product
  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • kitsouk
    4
    13 out of 13 members found this review helpful
    kitsouk

    I have had the trainer for 2 years and... I have also tried the equivalent from wahoo, thanks to a friend. Unfortunately, I don't have experience with cheaper models to compare. The overall impression is perfect, of course. That was missing in those prices. Some basic opinions for those who are considering it:
    ---It is definitely an exaggeration for anyone who is not a professional. I bought it because at that time I couldn't find something in the middle. I have never needed its maximum power or accuracy.
    ---It folds up nicely for easy transportation. And its best feature is that it works without electricity. It generates its own power. Of course, I have only needed this a few times before a race to warm up.
    ---Because it works with electromagnetism, it can create vibrations from the road surface as well as the feeling of going downhill (it does it on its own). These are nice for fun on zwift. They don't make sense for training.
    ---Something that had a big difference for me compared to the wahoo was that it gives a slight sway left and right, which gives a more natural feeling of the road when pedaling. Of course, you can do this with DIY solutions on any trainer.
    ---A big downside that I have seen compared to others is its bulky body towards the bike. This makes it more difficult to attach and detach the bike. Maybe someone more experienced can do it better. But on my bike, I struggle a lot and I have even scratched it with a heavy heart.
    ---Very sturdy. Even during intense sprints out of the saddle, you don't feel like you're going to fall or anything.
    Overall, very satisfied. But I don't know if it's worth the money for most people.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • kitsouk
    4
    kitsouk

    I have had the trainer for 2 years and... I have also tried the equivalent from wahoo, thanks to a friend. Unfortunately, I don't have experience with cheaper models to compare. The overall impression is perfect, of course. That was missing in those prices. Some basic opinions for those who are considering it:
    ---It is definitely an exaggeration for anyone who is not a professional. I bought it because at that time I couldn't find something in the middle. I have never needed its maximum power or accuracy.
    ---It folds up nicely for easy transportation. And its best feature is that it works without electricity. It generates its own power. Of course, I have only needed this a few times before a race to warm up.
    ---Because it works with electromagnetism, it can create vibrations from the road surface as well as the feeling of going downhill (it does it on its own). These are nice for fun on zwift. They don't make sense for training.
    ---Something that had a big difference for me compared to the wahoo was that it gives a slight sway left and right, which gives a more natural feeling of the road when pedaling. Of course, you can do this with DIY solutions on any trainer.
    ---A big downside that I have seen compared to others is its bulky body towards the bike. This makes it more difficult to attach and detach the bike. Maybe someone more experienced can do it better. But on my bike, I struggle a lot and I have even scratched it with a heavy heart.
    ---Very sturdy. Even during intense sprints out of the saddle, you don't feel like you're going to fall or anything.
    Overall, very satisfied. But I don't know if it's worth the money for most people.

    Translated from Greek ·
    13
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