Tag: cycling tips
The flagship direct drive trainer from TACX gets an update with the Neo 2T. With a more powerful motor/resistance unit, quieter operation, and native thru-axle support. Pedal stroke analysis …
Switching off unused ANT+ profiles from the Neo 2 can improve the quality of the signal sent. Here's all the details and two tests performed in the Lama Lab …
Live ride of the Lama Lab Test using the Pioneer Shimano R8000 LR in Pedal Monitor mode, the Tacx Neo Smart Trainer, and the Favero Assioma DUO pedals. This …
Live ride of the Lama Lab Test using the Stages LR (with the recent 1.5.0 firmware), The Tacx Neo 2 Smart Trainer, and the Favero Assioma DUO pedals. This …
Putting the Zwatt Zpider power meter to the test with the Tacx Neo 2 and the PowerTap P1 pedals to see how the numbers line up with the Lama …
An inside look from the Tacx factory at the assembly, testing, and final preparation of their new Neo 2 Smart Trainer. The automation and robots in the factory are …
Clipping in on the Tacx NEO 2 for one of Oz’s largest and fastest growing group rides. It’s a moderate 2.3-2.8 w/kg group ride, not a race. OK, there …
The Tacx NEO 2 Smart Trainer. The next evolution from TACX to their top of the range direct drive indoor cycling trainer. Remember to click SUBSCRIBE to support this …
Finally looping back to the Garmin Vector 3 pedals. This is my third Lama Lab data collection run. Remember to click SUBSCRIBE to support this YouTube channel: https://goo.gl/QS5YZg #zwift …
Maximum gradient simulation is a value on all indoor trainer specification sheets. You'll see 20% maximum simulation, 25% maximum on top of the range units... 10-15% gradient on mid-range …
