Neo 2T Smart Bike Trainer w Zwift cog

Dimension 22.6" x 29.5" (575 x 750 mm)
Height 21.7" (55 cm)
Weight
47.4 lbs (21.5 kg)

Accuracy (+/-) <1%
Connectivity
Zwift Cog and Click compatible
Zwift ready
Race mode
Wireless communication ANT+ connectivity, BLUETOOTH wireless technology
Control by
Smartphone, tablet, ANT+ bike computers, stand alone, computer connection via ANT+ antenna

Read out on
Smartphone, tablet, bike computer, computer with ANT+ antenna

Connection indicator (ANT+/Bluetooth) 2 LEDs
Power indicator Multicolor LED, spot on floor
Indoor Training Features
Magnets 32 neodymium magnets
Electrical requirement 110-240 Volts
Suitable cassettes
Shimano/SRAM 9 to 11 speed compatible

Campagnolo (compatible, requires special cassette body)

SRAM 12 speed/XDR (compatible, requires special cassette body)

Shimano 12-speed Hyperglide+

Shimano Micro Spline

Suitable axles
Direct Drive quick release axle (130 mm/135 mm X 5 mm) for bikes with quick release axle

Thru axle end caps (142 mm/148 mm X 12 mm) for bikes with thru-axle

For bike dimensions outside of the industry standard, Garmin offers this adapter set as an additional accessory: 135 mm Thru-Axle Adapter Set [10 x 135 Non-drive Side (NDS), 12 x 135 NDS and 10 x 135 Drive-side (DS)].

Max power 2200 Watt
Max incline 25%
Simulation of descent
Max torque 88 Nm
Max brake force 260 N
Flywheel Virtual
Mass inertia Variable to 275.6 lbs (125 kg)
Calibration No calibration needed
Output Speed, cadence, power
Measured speed
Measured cadence
Measured power
Works without mains connection

NEO 2T Smart Trainer
Zwift Cog and Click (pre-installed)
SHIMANO/SRAM 9-11 cassette body (pre-installed)
Front wheel support
Assembly kit
Power adapter
45-day Tacx Training™ app premium plan
Zwift membership offer for new subscribers

Cassette Speeds and Sizes:

Cassettes come in different speeds (7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12). The speeds is how many gears there are on the cassette.

Cassettes also come in different sizes (11-28T, 11-32T, 11-34T etc.). The first number refers to how many teeth are on the smallest gear, and the second number refers to how many teeth are on the largest gear.

Now that you know this, you can go ahead and check the speeds and size of the cassette on your bike.

Counting Speeds:

Count how many gears are on the back wheel of your bike. The number of gears there are is how many speeds your cassette is. 

In this example, the bike has 10 gears on the back wheel. This means it is a 10 speed cassette.

Checking the Size:

Count how many teeth are on the smallest and largest gear. Removing the wheel from the bike can make this a little easier.

In this example, the cassette has 11 teeth on the smallest gear and 32 on the largest, making the size 11-32T.

Now that you know how many speeds and what size cassette you need, you can head over to our cassette section and purchase the appropriate cassette to go with your trainer!

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Do the speeds and size of the cassette really matter?

A: Yes! It matters a lot! When getting a cassette for you trainer you should match it exactly to what is already on your bike. If that's not possible, then going one size smaller in cassette is fine as long as the speeds are still the same. The speeds HAVE to match or your gears will not work!

Q: We plan on using two bikes back and forth on one trainer but each bike has a different number of speeds. Will one cassette work for both bikes?

A: No, there is no one cassette that will work for bikes of different speeds. In this case, you will need to get two cassettes and swap them on the trainer every time you swap the bikes.

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