Tacx has undergone quite a transformative journey over the years, having started out as a bike shop in the Netherlands in 1957. In 1964 it began manufacturing exhausts for mopeds, before turning its ...

Tacx's trainer options range from the Neo 2T, which can simulate riding cobbles, down to the Flow, with the Tacx Flux 2 sitting just below the Neo 2T. The Tacx Flux 2 is a smart trainer, so you can ...

Cyclists can download their favorite real-time Strava route to ride it inside. Trainer instantly reacts to speed, grade changes, and road surfaces. A new flywheel design keeps the noise to a minimum.

Tacx has announced the Neo 3M, its latest flagship smart trainer. Building upon the highly rated Neo 2T, one of the best smart trainers available, the Neo 3M adds integrated fore-aft movement. Tacx ...

After a pretty nasty ice-related incident over the winter, it became clear that to get back on the bike it was wisest to invest in an indoor trainer. Cue a moment of contemplating whether to go ...

Tacx launched its all-in-one NEO Smart Bike trainer earlier this year and here, we take a look at this uniquely featured training product for dedicated athletes. The bike features an integrated 4.5” ...

This activity is part of my nightly regime in stay-at-home mode. I have installed a bike attached to a “smart trainer” that sits in front of the TV in my living room. The smart trainer uses Bluetooth ...

The best turbo trainers were the first one to go when the global lockdown started early 2020 and availability of these home gym staples have been sketchy ever since. Luckily, Garmin is here to fill ...

New direct-drive trainer combines built-in motion with exclusive Tacx technology to give cyclists their most realistic indoor ride yet "Our goal is to make indoor training as realistic to their ...

Garmin has announced the latest addition to the Tacx family with the launch of the Tacx NEO 3M indoor smart trainer. According to the brand, this is “the most accurate and powerful direct-drive ...

Cycling outdoors is great, right? But not so much when it's pouring with rain. Or freezing cold. Or the wind's hurtling at 30mph. Perhaps all of those at once, just to make it completely unfeasible to ...