How to Replace Tacx NEO Edco Freehub

[@MrFelix1951]

Thanks!!

[@hobbyhuman9499]

Helpful. Thank you.

[@nekovolta2]

What kind of grease do you use for the Shimano body?

[@SmartBikeTrainers]

I use the Park Tool Polylube grease
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[@AlvarWahle]

Do you know whether or not it´s possible to switch to a shimano-specific freehub? instead of the edco

[@SmartBikeTrainers]

My understanding is you can't.

[@cabocapro]

Yes, there is, but not any SHimano hub. It has to be the one sold by TACX on their website. tacx.com/product/spare-part-shimanosram-body/

[@salesman79]

@@SmartBikeTrainers i had a edco one and i bought the shimano only from tacx and just installed and works perfect.....

[@inv2004]

@ncalma, do you know if it compatible with shimano cassette lockring? Edco lockring has different diameter

[@salesman79]

i change to shimano only from shimano in my tacx neo, and now it works PERFECT!!!! the edco one was terrible....

[@SmartBikeTrainers]

The Shimano one is so much better. Glad you were able to get it working 👍

[@inv2004]

Hello, could you please let me how to which model did you replace? I have the problem with edco lockring, and the problems that diameter is not the same like shimano + it is impossible to buy it even from tacx

[@JustAdelaideRacing]

@@inv2004 Most cassettes will come with a lockring, so you can just use a standard lockring from an old cassette.

[@cyclingSausage]

@@JustAdelaideRacing No you can't. The edco's a strange kind of design that campagnolos and sram/shimano can fit, however if you have a sram or shimano cassette you will need the edco lock ring. You'll also need the edco lock ring if you have a campagnolo cassette and want it installed properly.

[@Prefo111]

@@cyclingSausage just got a used tacx neo with a multisys freehub installed but without cassette. I got the lockring, but my SRAM/Shimano Cassette tighten Thingy doesnt fit the lockring. Can you tell me which tool i need?