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The Tacx NEO Smart Trainer is Tacx’s flagship smart cycling trainer and one of the best overall trainers on the market today. It’s claimed accuracy rating is.
Many trainers fall short when it comes to simulating a descent. What usually happens with most trainers is the resistance eases up, but it doesn’t really feel like you’re going down hill. If you stop pedaling the wheel will eventually stop.With the Tacx Neo Smart when you’re going down a mountain or hill in a Tacx film or virtual world, the wheel will keep spinning until the elevation grade changes to flat or uphill. Tacx NEO Rocking MotionThe Tacx NEO Smart is designed to flex or move to either side providing a more realistic cycling feel, especially when climbing. Tacx NEO Smart Software CompatibilityTacx NEO Smart trainers use FE-C protocols for communication, allowing third-parties to communicate with the trainer.
The software receives the speed, cadence and power from the trainer and controls the brake. Tacx NEO Smart Specifications FEATURESMagnets32 Neodymium magnetsType of trainerDirect DriveTransmissionNoneElectrical requirements110-240 Volt or Plug OutPower indicatorMulticolour LED, Spot on floorConnection indicator (ANT/BT)2 LEDsFirmware upgradableYesSuitable cassettesSRAM, Campy, Dura AceRetail$1,599.00SPECIFICATIONSMax.
Power (40 km/h)2200 WattMax. Slope25%Simulation of descentYesMax. Brake force250NFlywheelVirtualFlywheel effectVariable to 125kg (275.6lbs)CalibrationNo calibration requiredFootprint (lxw)575×750mm (22.6×29.5in)Height550mm (21.7in)Dimensions when folded620×260×440mm (24.4×10.2×17.3in)Weight21.5kg (47.3lbs)Article numberT2800DATA OUTPUT AND CONTROLWireless communicationBluetooth Smart openControl bySmartphone, tablet, ANT+ FE-C bike computers and stand-alone Connect to computer via ANT+ antennaOutputSpeed, cadence and powerRead out onSmartphone, tablet, bike computer, sports watch, computer with ANT+ antennaAccuracy. Tacx NEO Disk ExtractorBeyond doing regular maintenance, sometimes you might also want to take it a step further and extract the Neo’s Disk to do a more comprehensive maintenance job.In order to complete this task you will need 2 additional tools including a.
NEO Disk Extractor ($19.99 order from Tacx). A Socket Wrench or an Adjustable Wrench or a 24mm WrenchWhen doing maintenance on the Disk, you’re looking to make sure all the magnets are properly seated and there is no residue on the coils. Older versions of the NEO sometimes have issues with the magnets becoming unseated and loose, which causes havoc in the trainer’s disk.
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You may know you have an issue if you have an older NEO and start hearing banging sounds within the disk.Here is an example of an older NEO with magnets that had dislodged from their set locations. You can see that some of the magnets have even broken off. Also it appears that a bunch of the magnets have shifted positions. Apparently the adhesive holding them in place didn’t work.Newer versions of the NEO have had the magnet setup re-engineered by putting plastic spacers between each magnet. This helps keep the magnets in place and also makes it easier to inspect for issues.
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This change was made sometime around 2014, so if you have an older NEO, you could have issues down the road with magnets dislodging or moving.The NEO Disc Extractor allows you to remove the aluminum disc that is located the side of your NEO Smart trainer. Tom has been writing about photography, cycling, running and fitness since 1988, covering everything from the product reviews to the latest in fitness trends. Tom is the Editor-in-chief of GearMashers.com, 10KstepsDaily.com, EndTheTrendNow.com, AntiqueOutings.com, MiniatureReview.blogspot.com and a few other publications, he began racing in college while getting an Information Resource Management degree at George Mason University.Based in the photography and cycling-crazed city of Austin, Texas, with his wife Kathleen and pug Olaf, Tom enjoys running, walking or riding most every day. Hi Jordi,The only difference is the 2018 model should come with a different hub, which is much easier to maintain over the EDCO hub.“starting January 2018 Tacx is replacing the EDCO body in the NEO trainer with a new body that fits all Shimano and SRAM cassettes. Campagnolo cassettes require another body, and should be available starting in February 2018 on the Tacx website. The EDCO body is what cassettes are mounted to. You will be able to tell if your trainer has the new bodies by looking at the box the NEO comes in.
Above the barcode will be written “2018”, which will indicate the NEO has the new Shimano/SRAM body.”. I have ridden both the Tacx Neo and the Wahoo KICKR (Latest version) and found the Tacx to be a more stable platform when pushing the watts. I notice that when I am out of the saddle and pushing watts of 500 or more, the KICKR moves my trainer mat, but doesn’t do it when using the NEO pushing the same watts.Where the KICKR wins is the price point war, but I still think I would opt for the Tacx.I haven’t tried the KICKR with the KICKR Climb, which may push me toward getting a KICKR instead.I do like the road simulation that the NEO offers.
In college, I found out the hard way that the skin of mangoes can cause a similar reaction to poison ivy, which I'm highly allergic to. Serves me right for trying to impress some girl with my worldly cooking. Next time, she's getting grilled chicken and rice.Just a word of warning: If you're cutting up a mango and decide to eat the leftover flesh directly off the peel, don't be surprised when your lips blister up in the next few days.I now stick to the pre-cut or dried varieties, which aren't nearly as appealing. HardKnox wrote:In college, I found out the hard way that the skin of mangoes can cause a similar reaction to poison ivy, which I'm highly allergic to.
Serves me right for trying to impress some girl with my worldly cooking. Next time, she's getting grilled chicken and rice.Just a word of warning: If you're cutting up a mango and decide to eat the leftover flesh directly off the peel, don't be surprised when your lips blister up in the next few days.I now stick to the pre-cut or dried varieties, which aren't nearly as appealing.That was my big surprise as well.
Glad to know that this allergic reaction isn't just common for those from the midwest. My immune system has since calmed down as I've eaten more and no longer get the rash. However, I'm now vigilant when trying new tropical fruit.DFL DNF DNS.
Rickpcfl wrote:Really? Do I remember correctly that you live in Florida? If so, that gives me some hope.We've been able to get the avocado pits/seeds to produce roots and a stem, but my wife usually forgets to water it and it dies.
I've read that avocado trees grown from the pits do not produce fruit; but I would love to buy one that could produce fruit.I live in West Palm Beach. The avacado was in my yard when I moved in, along with the mango. I have no idea about the seed issue. I do know that if the mango bloosm first, the avacado usually won't fruit. Iirc.We do not have any fruit this year and the mango is dropping fruit like rain.
It makes a huge mess with the damn bugs and rotten fruit all over the ground, it's disgusting.I don't even like mangos.:('When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace.' Jimi Hendrix.
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The sap of mangos has urushiol, the same toxin as poison ivy/poison oak. I've been hospitalized because of it (face puffy, eyes swollen shut).
Most people who have had a bad allergic reaction to poison ivy (i.e., those of us from the midwest who grew up playing in the woods) will have the same reaction.I'm so allergic to urushiol that the little amount of urushiol in the flesh gets to me.anaphylaxis etc. Sucks, because I really like mangos (or I did for that one week before I realized what was causing me to feel like I was dying) and I have 2 trees in my yard.The good news is you won't find it on other tropical fruits. But you will find it on raw pistachios and raw cashews (most raw cashews sold have actually been steamed, so they don't have urushiol in them anymore).