Tacx Neo 2 GB Smart Trainer
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About the Tacx NEO 2 Smart Turbo Trainer The iconic, progressive and popular NEO 2 Smart is optimized into an even quieter and more powerful Smart direct drive. The motor is redesigned in order to provide a better indoor cycling experience and ride feel, especially during climbs and sprints. The NEO 2 Smart is more silent then ever thought possible and without question the most powerful, realistic and accurate bike trainer to date. By redesigning the magnets, we significantly improved the stillness of the NEO 2. The noise coming from internal air displacements is reduced as well as vibrations noticed at a low cadence, that were being transferred to the floor. Resulting in a more silent Smart trainer then ever thought possible. The new motor design of the NEO 2 also improves the ride feel during a climb or acceleration. We were able to give the motor of the NEO 2 more power, resulting in the ability to generate higher resistance levels under specific conditions, like in a sprint or at low speeds. The NEO 2 was already equipped with a capacitive left and right detection sensor that accurately measures the exact position of both your legs. By adding standard ANT+ Cycling dynamics, you can now analyse your pedal stroke via the software of third parties; for example on a Garmin Edge bike computer. The Tacx NEO 2 Smart measures your power with incredible precision, making sure that your data is accurate and reliable. This Smart trainers is the only trainers that doesn't require calibration process. This Smart trainer measures your power accurately within 1%. The NEO 2 Smart is very responsive and reacts instantly to speed or incline changes. It also features Dynamic inertia which it compensates for weight, speed and angle of inclination to ensure the most realistic and smooth ride feel possible. Key Features Pedal Stroke Analysis Measures the exact position of your left and right leg. Road Feel Feel the vibrating sensation of riding over cobble stones and gravel
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