Tacx Boost-Bundle
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The Basic version has manual resistance and no control via app.
The Smart version can be controlled via app/software, with automatic resistance and performance data.
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I bought the Tacx T1711 thru axle in addition to the scooter.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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You can use the Tacx Boost with different types of bikes, not just road bikes. Here are some important points to bear in mind:
- The Tacx Boost is compatible with bikes that have a 5mm quick-release axle. Wheels with thru-axles require separate adapters, which must be purchased separately from Tacx.
- The trainer can be used with wheels of different tyre sizes, but there are specific settings for the position of the resistance unit based on the tyre size. This ensures that the trainer is correctly connected to the wheel.
It is therefore possible to use a bike with wider tyres as long as the appropriate adjustments and adapters are made if necessary.
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Yes, speed sensor is included in the bundle
Galaxus
1 year ago
Your road bike with a wheel size of 28 inches fits on the Tacx Boost roller trainer. The Tacx Boost is compatible with most standard wheel sizes, including 28 inches, and offers a wheel-on design that makes it easy to mount your road bike on it.
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Indeed, roller training is exhausting. 1. no airstream for cooling
2. the magnetic brake always works (even at level 1), so it is not possible to roll like on a flat surface.
If necessary, check the tyre pressure and roller contact pressure.
Tyres with tread are unsuitable for roller training.
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Unfortunately no, I can't get my mountain bike on
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yes? the rear wheel only
It is much quieter than the other roller trainers. I used it last winter and can only recommend it.
To use the TACX Boost, it is necessary to use the supplied TACX universal quick release to clamp the bike in the trainer. If the bike does not have a quick release but a thru axle, a suitable TACX thru axle adapter must be used as it is not possible to clamp the bike with the original thru axle.
Which thru axle adapter is required depends on the existing thru axle on the rear wheel, here the length, diameter and thread pitch are decisive. The selection of the correct thru axle adapter can be found in the following instructions: https://support.garmin.com/de-DE
When using a Gravel bike there is usually no problem, the desired mounting position of the brake unit results from the wheel diameter of the bike. This is explained in the assembly instructions included in the delivery.
Please also note the Garmin recommendations for the rear tyre on Wheel-On trainers: https://support.garmin.com/de-DE
Former employee
4 years ago
The Tacx Boost trainer comes with quick release skewers for road and mountain bikes (5 mm).
Width of the rear fork: road bike: 130 mm, mountain bike: 135 mm.
It comes with a Bluetooth speed sensor, so it doesn't need an Ant+ antenna. I would only recommend an indoor tube/tire for the bike.
Former employee
4 years ago
This product is compatible with Swift. Virtual Training with Virtual Power uses training modes based on your wattage. It does not support interactive training with automatic resistance adjustment. Find out more in the video below.
Galaxus
5 months ago
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The difference between the Tacx Boost and the Tacx Boost bundle is that the bundle also includes a speed sensor that enables the use of training apps such as Zwift. The pure Boost is a non-smart roller trainer with manually adjustable resistance, while the bundle allows connection to apps via the sensor.
The roller trainer also works with mountain bikes, as it is suitable for wheel sizes up to 29". No special wheel axle is required; the bike can simply be hooked in as the trainer is compatible with quick release axles of 130/135 mm, which is standard on most mountain bikes.
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