
Tacx Neo 2T Smart Trainer
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18% under what the other stores charge
Compared across 5 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when. Store links may earn us a commission. Price via Klarna.

18% under what the other stores charge
Compared across 5 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when. Store links may earn us a commission. Price via Klarna.
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The Tacx Neo 2T is a direct-drive smart trainer with no physical flywheel: it uses a motor unit to simulate inertia, so it can mimic coasting downhill and push back on steep climbs. It is one of the quietest and most road-like trainers you can buy, and it works with ANT+ and Bluetooth, so Zwift, TrainerRoad and a Garmin Edge all connect. It suits riders who train indoors seriously and want realistic feel and pedal-stroke data. Against wheel-on and cheaper direct-drive rivals it is heavier and needs a power outlet, but it needs no calibration and handles sprints and gradients with less flex.
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Lowest price we've seen: $899.99 on Nov 10 at Mike's Bikes. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 10.
Owners rate the Neo 2T highly for its quiet running, realistic road feel and responsiveness to gradient changes. The most common complaint is frame clearance on some disc brake bikes.
The Tacx Neo 2T Smart Trainer is a direct drive indoor bike trainer and Garmin's flagship Tacx model. It has stronger magnets than earlier versions, which improves ride feel when climbing or accelerating. The magnets sit in a revised position that reduces noise and floor vibrations. New internals make the trainer respond better to changes in speed and incline.
The trainer connects through ANT+, Bluetooth and wireless. Pedal stroke analysis works with third-party software via ANT+ Cycling Dynamics. Descent simulation mimics the freewheeling effect of riding downhill.
Improved axle compatibility lets the trainer fit a wider range of bikes. Some disc brake frames may have clearance issues, and a spacer is available directly through Garmin if needed. The body is made of metal and plastic.