I have a canyon DT Swiss quick release axle and thought I would need this adapter. Fact is, the Tacx comes with an adapter and you don't need this adaper in this specific case.
Is the Tacx Neo 2t compatible with the Endurace CF SL Disc 8.0, the rear thru axle is 12 X 142. I have been reading about problems with disc brake bikes having problems with there not being enough clearance between the tacx housing and rear brake.
I bought the adapter set for 120 mm disc brake axles, but when I unscrew the adapter from the side of the cassette, the same thread that you have left on the neo does not appear. what could have happened? I have no way to screw in the new adapter
Thanks for the great video! I got my bike attached and it feels solid. The only thing I'm wondering about is if that nothing actually screws into the threads on the frame (where the thru-axle attaches) and the plug only threads onto the adapter pin, won't the weight rest on the threads in the frame, possibly damaging them?
Yes that’s correct. You need a different adaptor called the S0040. It has threaded plugs for the drive side. It’s new. Call garmin support to ask them about it
@@alexciccone4397 Thanks for the reply. I called support a while back and they said the T2835 should be OK and they haven't heard anything about damaged threads. It looks like the threaded version is a bit trainer-version-specific, haven't checked which version I have yet
Hi i have a scott foi 20 disc 2019. The inserts on the non drive side fits perfect but the inserts in the drive side does not fit. The insert is slightly thicker. Any solutions to this ? Thanks
Dylan Pratts do you mean the inserts that go through the bike frame? If so, I’m having the same problem with my Canyon Endurace. Received my Neo 2 earlier and I’m now scratching my head, did you manage to get it sorted?
hi Steven, can you please send us an email, via support@tacx.com maybe you can make a short video recording of it did you use the special 12 mm adapter? tapered or flat part?
Does not work for my Cannondale SystemSix, the axle does not fit inside the frame; any ideas? I use an axle from RobertAxelProject normally and this fits perfectly
That’s a terrible solution when several people in one household share a trainer but use bikes with both thru axles and quick release. What was once a 30-second swap now becomes upwards of 5 minutes. Surely you could have come up with a better solution, especially since owners are expected to pay €50+ for the privilege.
If you are going through a warranty replacement let me save you some serious time and headache. The new units have a different size spindle that the freehub attaches to, and the tru axle adapter's threaded part is a different diameter. You need to make sure your old trainer's parts are the same as the new one or you will need these updated parts. (they only send the body of the unit now no extras) Edit the support staff have no f#%king clue that they are different. You'd think they would send out a memo... cutting costs maybe by sending only the body but it's sheer stupidity as it cost them way more sending 3 shipments.
Ninguno de los adaptadores me ha valido.. Acabo de recibir los adaptadores para 148x12 y no valen! Ninguno de ellos alcanzan en anchura. Mi bicicleta cierra el Eje pasante original con una rosca y es imposible adaptar ninguno de esos adaptadores!
Is the Tacx Neo 2t compatible with the CANYON Endurace CF SL Disc 8.0, the rear thru axle is 12 X 142. I have been reading about problems with disc brake bikes having problems with there not being enough clearance between the tacx housing and rear brake.
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I have a canyon DT Swiss quick release axle and thought I would need this adapter.
Fact is, the Tacx comes with an adapter and you don't need this adaper in this specific case.
Is the Tacx Neo 2t compatible with the Endurace CF SL Disc 8.0, the rear thru axle is 12 X 142. I have been reading about problems with disc brake bikes having problems with there not being enough clearance between the tacx housing and rear brake.
I bought the adapter set for 120 mm disc brake axles, but when I unscrew the adapter from the side of the cassette, the same thread that you have left on the neo does not appear. what could have happened? I have no way to screw in the new adapter
Thanks for the great video! I got my bike attached and it feels solid. The only thing I'm wondering about is if that nothing actually screws into the threads on the frame (where the thru-axle attaches) and the plug only threads onto the adapter pin, won't the weight rest on the threads in the frame, possibly damaging them?
Yes that’s correct. You need a different adaptor called the S0040. It has threaded plugs for the drive side. It’s new. Call garmin support to ask them about it
@@alexciccone4397 Thanks for the reply. I called support a while back and they said the T2835 should be OK and they haven't heard anything about damaged threads. It looks like the threaded version is a bit trainer-version-specific, haven't checked which version I have yet
This video should be in the instruction manual that ships with the Neo!
we will forward your feedback, we are glad that you have found this one and hope this helped you setting up your NEO Smart
Thanks - yes, I found it quite hard to do without this video, and I’m an engineer.
Where can I get the 2.7mm spacer for non-drive side, my disc brake touches Tax neo2 body..
Hi i have a scott foi 20 disc 2019. The inserts on the non drive side fits perfect but the inserts in the drive side does not fit. The insert is slightly thicker. Any solutions to this ? Thanks
Dylan Pratts do you mean the inserts that go through the bike frame? If so, I’m having the same problem with my Canyon Endurace. Received my Neo 2 earlier and I’m now scratching my head, did you manage to get it sorted?
I’ve got a problem because the new insert won’t fit into the Tacx Flux S, can you help me out?
Would the Cannondale Synapse Disc105 bike be compatible, the rear QR skewer is 135x 9
There is some wiggle on my non-drive side of the frame, like the insert isn't snug enough. But it didn't come with any other insert.
hi Steven, can you please send us an email, via support@tacx.com
maybe you can make a short video recording of it
did you use the special 12 mm adapter? tapered or flat part?
I have a Ribble R872 Disc bike but does not fit. Any ideas?
I am affraid using it..there is a slight wiggle on the non drive side (using it with a tarmac SL7 an Tacx Flux S)..is that normal?
I have the same .. did you find a solution?
That's genius. How do you take the special insert out after using the trainer?
Hi Ronnie, we are not really sure what you mean...
The reverse of the video.
Is it possible to use a bike with a thru axle 12x135?
great vid thanks
Where can I get the Tacx T2835. Can't find in USA stores or online. Trying to import from Europe but says not in stock.
You should now be able to find this on our online web shop
tacx.com/product/direct-drive-quick-release-with-adapterset/
Thank you. I found it, but price is too high. It's going to cost $110 dollars
Does not work for my Cannondale SystemSix, the axle does not fit inside the frame; any ideas? I use an axle from RobertAxelProject normally and this fits perfectly
At this moment we do not have a solution for the RAT systems.
There is no special adapter kit to make this compatible.
Hi, I'm curious to know whether using a Tax Neo [Smart] / Neo 2 unplugged will compromise its internals or the electronic. Thank you.
No it will not, the only feature that you will miss then is the downhill simulation
@@tacx Thank you. 😊
That’s a terrible solution when several people in one household share a trainer but use bikes with both thru axles and quick release. What was once a 30-second swap now becomes upwards of 5 minutes. Surely you could have come up with a better solution, especially since owners are expected to pay €50+ for the privilege.
This one does not fit my canyon.
If you are going through a warranty replacement let me save you some serious time and headache. The new units have a different size spindle that the freehub attaches to, and the tru axle adapter's threaded part is a different diameter. You need to make sure your old trainer's parts are the same as the new one or you will need these updated parts. (they only send the body of the unit now no extras) Edit the support staff have no f#%king clue that they are different. You'd think they would send out a memo... cutting costs maybe by sending only the body but it's sheer stupidity as it cost them way more sending 3 shipments.
Ninguno de los adaptadores me ha valido.. Acabo de recibir los adaptadores para 148x12 y no valen! Ninguno de ellos alcanzan en anchura. Mi bicicleta cierra el Eje pasante original con una rosca y es imposible adaptar ninguno de esos adaptadores!
This is not compatible with flux 2...
I have the same problem? Did you find a solution?
Is the Tacx Neo 2t compatible with the CANYON Endurace CF SL Disc 8.0, the rear thru axle is 12 X 142. I have been reading about problems with disc brake bikes having problems with there not being enough clearance between the tacx housing and rear brake.