Tacx Flux S Smart T2900
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Hello - I have only had the best experiences and the delivery was prompt - as is actually always the case with Galaxus. The product was delivered within the agreed time.
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Yes, this is no problem with the adapter parts supplied. I also ride a SRAM 1x12 cassette with the Flux 2.
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Hello, good question, I can't find an answer on the net. The T2900s.63 is the model sold on the Tacx site, so in my opinion, the latest version, that's the one I'd take 😉
My Smarttrainer came with all adapters for use with thru axle. Docu for installation with adapters for bike with thru axle : https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=CfKVSIDSp55tvyDodW87z5
The manufacturer does not seem to provide any information on this. I would ask the manufacturer directly.
Hello, No, it is not compatible, see at the bottom of this page: https://support.tacx.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000455905-Installation-compatibility On the other hand, for your triathlon bike, it should be compatible with SRAM, you just need to buy a cassette. Greetings.
No, must be ordered separately.
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You need the QR end caps (117-01575-02) for the Flux 2, which are available in assembly kit S0054. Then you can ride your Shimano 105 wheel with quick release.
Yes, the cassette that also fits the bike.
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The SRAM Rival 12-speed cassette is not directly compatible with the Tacx Flux 2 Smart without additional parts. The Tacx Flux 2 Smart is compatible with Shimano and SRAM cassettes from 8-11 speeds as standard. For a SRAM XDR cassette, you need a separate XDR freehub body, which must be purchased separately.
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Hello, I have a 9-speed cassette. Everything fits there. I suspect the freehub body of a 9-speed cassette is different from that for 12-speed. You simply have to install a different freehub body. After that it should work.
Yes, that's exactly the combo I train with.
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Hello, no, the freewheel was not included.
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Hello, I've also received the Tacx S Smart, I don't know what the difference is with the other one.
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Hello Pascal The roller trainer comes with various adapters. We were able to clamp new, old and even a 26" children's racing bike. The children's racer is also 8-speed. Greetings franc
Yes, the 142x12mm and even for a 148x12mm thru axle - thanks to a spacer sleeve this is possible. For more information, I recommend you look for a guide on the internet. There you will find all the information you need to make a purchase decision.
Hello yes - like every roller trainer.
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Hello, you have to get the cassette yourself. Shimano 9- and 10-speed cassettes fit with the spacers supplied and 11-speed cassettes just like that.
Yes, buy a new cassette. Which cassette depends on the components that are built into your bike (Shimano / Campagnolo / etc). It is best to buy the identical one. If there are problems with the gearshift after installation, you will also have to replace the chain.
The electric power is to slow you down... on the simulated hills. The magnetic FLUX created by the electricity is to slow down the flywheel inside what makes you put more effort to spin it. Like going up the hill. On going down it makes it spin as fast as 90km/h so you need to use breakes instead! Ok, just kidding about down hill ;-) Up hill is right! Cheers!
The manufacturer does not seem to provide any information on this. I would ask the manufacturer directly.
I assume that this should work. If not, you should be able to return the item if necessary.
Please contact our support for this.
No, it isn't.
Hoi Mike. Standard with shimano/sram. Campi have to be bought separately. Exchange easy. Greetings
This is the Tacx Flux 2.
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