Name: TACX NEO 2T REVIEW: More Torque!
Uploaded: 2020-06-06T18:55:24.000Z
Duration: 9 min 40 s
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This is Tariq from smartbiketrainers.com.

I'm going to go over what is new with the Neo 2T.

I'll go over the specs and talk about power accuracy,

Is it really quieter than the Neo 2 as Tacx claims?

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you might have experienced a little slippage

in that virtual apply wheel at low speeds,

most likely when climbing very steep climbs

where it feels like that wheel is skipping.

on steep climbs like around nine to ten percent.

Tacx replaced the magnets with a lot more powerful magnets

to add more torque and eliminate this issue.

and Tacx also claims they made other internal changes

from the air displacement and vibration and made it quieter.

Things that I really did not notice before, or bothered me,

They also made changes to the rear axil of the Neo 2T,

and it is now directly compatible with all bikes

including the 142 x 12, 148 x 12 millimeter two axils,

and you only need an adapter for the 135 x 10 and 135 x 12.

And, it's compatible with the Shimano and SRAM

a separate body for Compagnolo and SRAM XD and XDR

so you need to get your own and install it yourself.

And, you need to have the proper tools to install,

So, a chain whip or a cassette plier and lockring tool.

But, it does come with a front wheel riser out of the box.

to be able to tell the difference between Neo 2 and the 2T,

But, as far as everything else, it's still the same Neo.

so it can be used with almost every app out there.

Everything will work just fine when not plugged in.

So, you can use it in workout mode, in ERG mode.

It will broadcast power, cadence, and speed,

The only thing that does not work when not plugged in

It does simulate descend, so when plugged into power,

and the motor will power that fly wheel to simulate descent.

It can simulate different road sensations

like brick road, gravel, and wooden boards,

It works when enabled in Zwift in SIM mode,

to simulate the different road sensation you're riding on.

it will vibrate to simulate that brick road sensation.

or any other app that supports this feature.

and does not need you to do a spindown calibration

So, the Neo 2T retails for $1,400; and supposedly,

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