Tacx NEO 3M Smart Trainer
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Tacx NEO 3M Smart Trainer
Tacx NEO 3M Smart Trainer
Built-in motion and quiet power in the Tacx NEO 3M
The Tacx NEO 3M Smart Trainer is a direct-drive trainer with built-in motion plates that add multidirectional movement, and you can toggle them on or off. Read the overview
At a glance
- Trainer Type
- Direct-drive with built-in motion plates
- Max Power
- 2,200 W
- Max Simulated Incline
- 25%
- Accuracy
- Power, speed and cadence within 1%
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Overview
Built-in motion and quiet power in the Tacx NEO 3M
The Tacx NEO 3M Smart Trainer is a direct-drive trainer with built-in motion plates that add multidirectional movement, and you can toggle them on or off. Power, speed and cadence are measured within 1% with no calibration, and 32 neodymium magnets handle sprints up to 2,200 watts. Climbs are simulated up to a 25% gradient with descent simulation, and the NEO magnet motor keeps vibration low so the trainer runs very quietly. A Shimano/SRAM 11-speed cassette comes preinstalled, so it is ready to go out of the box.
The virtual flywheel can make the ride feel like gravel or cobblestones in the Tacx Training app and other popular training apps, and dynamic inertia compensates for your weight, speed and incline. It connects over Bluetooth and ANT+ FE-C to Zwift, TrainerRoad and Garmin devices, it is Zwift Cog and Click compatible, and race mode gives a fast response in virtual races. When it is not connected to a training platform, it simulates a flat road and can be ridden cord-free, and it folds to 695 x 355 mm. Campagnolo and SRAM 12-speed/XDR need a special cassette body, and the optional Tacx Smart network adapter adds a Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection. It fits riders who want accurate power and a more natural riding position indoors.
All the specs
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Battery and power2 specs
- Max Power
- 2,200 W
- Power
- 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, integrated power adapter
Sensors and connectivity3 specs
- Connectivity
- ANT+ and dual Bluetooth connection support, race mode, Zwift Cog and Click compatible
- Wi-Fi and Ethernet
- With the Tacx Smart network adapter (sold separately)
- Cassette Compatibility
- Shimano/SRAM 9 to 11-speed, Shimano 12-speed Hyperglide+, Campagnolo and SRAM 12-speed/XDR with a special cassette body
Build and box3 specs
- Dimensions
- 630 x 800 mm, 595 mm tall, 695 x 355 mm folded
- Weight
- 23.6 kg (52.0 lb)
- MPN
- 010-02808-60
Other details10 specs
- Trainer Type
- Direct-drive smart trainer with built-in motion plates
- Max Simulated Incline
- 25%, with descent simulation
- Accuracy
- Power, speed and cadence within 1%
- Calibration
- None needed
- Magnets
- 32 neodymium magnets
- Max Torque
- 88 Nm
- Max Brake Force
- 260 N
- Flywheel
- Virtual, mass inertia variable to 125 kg
- Cassette
- Shimano/SRAM 11-speed, preinstalled
- Axles
- Quick release 130 mm and 135 mm x 5 mm, thru axle 142 mm and 148 mm x 12 mm
In the box
- Tacx NEO 3M trainer
- Front wheel support (tires up to 60 mm wide)
- Power cable
- Quick release skewer
- Adapters for quick release (130 and 135 mm) and thru axle (142 x 12 and 148 x 12)
- 3-month Tacx Premium voucher
- Documentation
FAQ
Good questions
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Visit the Tacx page →Can you turn off the motion plates on the Tacx NEO 3M?
Yes, the built-in motion plates on the Tacx NEO 3M can be toggled on and off, so you can ride with multidirectional movement or without it.
Does the Tacx NEO 3M come with a cassette?
Yes, the Tacx NEO 3M comes with a Shimano/SRAM 11-speed cassette preinstalled. Campagnolo and SRAM 12-speed/XDR need a special cassette body, and Shimano 12-speed Hyperglide+ is also listed as compatible.
Does the Tacx NEO 3M work with the Tacx Alpine?
Yes, the Tacx NEO 3M is one of the trainers that controls the Tacx Alpine gradient simulator, which raises and lowers the front of the bike to replicate grades from up to 25% down to -10%.
Does the Tacx NEO 3M need to be plugged in?
No, the Tacx NEO 3M can be ridden cord-free. When it is not connected to a training platform, it simulates a flat road and the resistance rises the faster you ride.
Does the Tacx NEO 3M have Wi-Fi?
Not built in. The Tacx NEO 3M gets a Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection through the Tacx Smart network adapter, which is sold separately.
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