THE TACX NEO 2

BikesEtc’s Matt Page used the Tacx Neo 2 indoor trainer for his first time on Zwift. Here’s what he made of it…

The Tacx Neo has, for several years, been a trainer at the top of the tree, providing all the features that almost anyone would need. The new Neo2 version now aims to make it even appealing to a range of riders. While the Neo2 looks similar on the outside to its predecessor, the real changes are to the onboard software and its ability to show pedal stroke analysis and left/right balance. As a self-confessed indoor-training hater, I’ve always struggled to find the motivation to stick to riding indoors and even when training outdoors isn’t possible, I'd rather skip a session than jump on an indoor bike. The main reason is that I've never found the ‘feel’ of indoor trainers to be realistic enough. While direct-drive trainers, in general, have gone…

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Bikes Etc (Digital) - 1 Issue, May 2019

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