Tacx Neo Bike: Problem left loose pedal SOLUTION / linkes Pedal wackelt - LÖSUNG
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- If you have problems with the loose left pedal on your Tacx Neo Bike and you have allready tried with other bolts and screws and enough power and the problem comes back after a few hours pedaling, i have found the solution. Since then absolutely no more problems.
Not to see on the video: I have it optimized:
You can wrap tape on both ends of the screws. This has the advantage that the washers do not wobble and that the screw passes through the axle centered. Simply wrap it around the screw a few times until it is exactly the same diameter as the housing.
(Sorry for my basic English, but I think it's more important to help other people, as to speak perfectly :-)
Wenn ihr bei eurem Taxc Neo Bike auch immer wieder das Problem habt, dass das linke Pedal anfängt zu wackeln resp. zu lösen und ihr habt es schon mit längeren Schrauben und genügend Drehmoment probiert und es fängt trotzdem immer wieder an sich zu lösen nach einigen Stunden. Ich habe eine einfache Lösung gefunden für wenig Geld. Die Schraube mit geg. noch gekürzt werden, wenn sie zu lang ist. Ist aber mit einer kleinen Metallsäge kein Problem. Der Durchmesser der Schraube sollte ca. 1.1 bis 1.2 cm sein. Dann von links und rechts gemeinsam anziehen. Nun sind die beiden Pedalen zusammen gepresst und das linke kann nicht mehr vom der Achse rutschen und anfangen zu wackeln.
Ich staune einfach, dass Garmin mit der zweiten Version vom Taxc Neo Bike dieses bekannte Problem nicht gelöst hat.... vielleicht sehen ja die Ingenieure mein Video und bauen es in der Version 3.0 ein lach
Viel Spass beim Indoor-Training...
I applied your solution a few days ago and it works very good so far.
Thank you for the detailed video! It works with my bike very well. I was worried that my ankles could get close to or even contact the screw head or nut but but the clearance is good enough.
Great tip.
I had the same problem and this really fixes it.
Glad it helped
Thank you so much for posting this video. I did as you suggested and it worked perfectly.
Glad it helped
Thank you, I just have a problem today, the plastic star screw is loose, I will try your solution.
i will test it thanks
I had just watched the video again three months/~1.000 km after installing the solution (thanks for the vidoeo again!) because on the ride yesterday a noise in the pedal bearing area started.
For test purposes I removed the long bolt to possibly hear a difference. I noticed that the washers were now visibly bent inwards and the left pedal arm was loose again. I corrected this and fitted the screw with the washers turned around for the time being. The noise is gone for now. I will now try to find a 1.2 mm thick screw instead of my 1.1 cm thick one and new, hopefully more stable washers.
I have optimized: on the both ends of the screw I put some tape around. Now the diameter fits perfectly to the tunnel (the screw is now perfectly in the middle of the tunnel). My washer dont make any noises 😊
This is really helpful. Thanks!
Glad to hear it!
good one!!! I would recommend an allen key bolt with the flat head and a nyloc nut or loctite.
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks, I did it exactly the same way.
I fixed it with the Crank Bold von SRAM DUB - Bottom Bracket. Before that I had a test solution like yours.
The crank material is just too soft. The crank therefore requires contact pressure.
I have also tested a better Bold - but after 2 weeks the pedal was loose. I think that this construction with the little screw can not hold durable the crank arm with the force that is generating during pedaling. With this solution, the crank arms are squeeze together and the left crank arm can not go away...
Does the sram Dub screw works good?
@@reiviana I have tried it but after 2 weeks it has to came out again, and the left pedal began to wiggle again. Though I loose the little screw first, then screwed the Sram Screw in and then tighted the little pedal screw very hard. So I began to analyse the problem with the wiggle pedal and found the solution "how to prevent that the left pedal loose the contact to the bike-body" and now I am over 2 months happy.
@@reiviana I had to readjust the screw about 2-3 times, but I'm satisfied.
Yes but where do you get these pieces ? Specially the long one - 16 cm long
@@RafaelCayuela-vt1ym go to a big store who sell iron things and things for constructions. If the screw is too long , then cut it with an iron saw 😉
Make sure not to screw the bolt too tight as it will wear out the bearings.
Hi and thank you so much for this, I applied your solution and it helped a lot! I still have some small movement I can feel while pedaling, is there any other trick?
Do you have good thighten the nuts? If yes, it is not possible that the pedals have some movements. Bought nuts are squezzing the pedal arms together.
I agree with you but maybe my problem is different... I do not feel the wobble when there is road feel ON, if it is NOT ON, I have it again
@@retoreto123
Did this and it works great except the washer on the left side is rattling when I pedal. Do I just need to tighten the nut more or do I need another washer?
I am glad to help other people. You have to tighten a little bit both nuts. Not to hard, but the washers shouldn‘t rattling.
You can wrap tape on both ends of the screws. This has the advantage that the washers do not wobble and that the screw passes through the axle centered. Simply wrap it around the screw a few times until it is exactly the same diameter as the housing.
@@retoreto123 I ended up just duct taping the washer to the crank arm and it fixed it. Appreciate the additional reply though!
Does Garmin have a solution? Mine just started doing this.
Nope 👎 I have the 2nd Version. But still the same problem. I can‘t understand such a great engeneering problem.
Is there anyone, he had the same problem with Neo bike plus
Yeah mine just fell off 😂 and it is still a problem on V2 from what I can understand