Tacx FLUX 2 Smart Turbo Trainer - Grey

The Tacx FLUX 2 Smart Turbo Trainer is an upgraded version of the iconic FLUX Smart. It features a...

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The Tacx FLUX 2 Smart Turbo Trainer is designed for cyclists who want a realistic and engaging indoor training experience. It provides accurate power measurement and simulates inclines, making it ideal for structured workouts and virtual rides. While the trainer offers a quiet operation, some users may find the initial setup and calibration process requires careful attention.

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FAQs

What is the maximum incline the FLUX 2 can simulate?

The FLUX 2 can simulate inclines up to a 16% gradient.

What apps are compatible with the FLUX 2?

It connects to popular training apps like Zwift, Tacx, TrainerRoad, and many others.

How accurate is the power measurement?

The FLUX 2 measures power accurately within 2.5%.

Does the FLUX 2 come with a cassette?

No, the Tacx FLUX 2 does not include a cassette. You'll need to install your own.

How do I calibrate the trainer?

You can calibrate the trainer using the Tacx Utility app or through your preferred training app. Follow the specific instructions provided within the app.

What kind of maintenance does the FLUX 2 require?

Wipe it down after each use, clean the flywheel periodically, and check for any unusual noises or wear and tear.

What is the flywheel weight?

The flywheel weighs 7.6kg.

What is the warranty period?

The Tacx FLUX 2 typically comes with a warranty. Refer to the product documentation or contact the manufacturer for specific warranty details.

Troubleshooting

Trainer not connecting to the app.

Ensure Bluetooth or ANT+ is enabled on your device. Restart the trainer and the app. Check for interference from other devices.

Inaccurate power readings.

Perform a calibration using the Tacx Utility app or your training app. Ensure the bike is securely mounted.

Trainer making unusual noises.

Check if the bike is properly installed and tightened. Inspect for any loose parts. Clean and lubricate the trainer.

Resistance not changing.

Check the connection between the trainer and the app. Ensure the app is controlling the trainer correctly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Realistic ride feel due to the heavier flywheel.
  • Accurate power measurement for effective training.
  • Compatibility with popular training apps enhances workout variety.
  • Quiet operation minimizes disturbance.
  • Easy to set up and use.

Cons

  • Initial setup and calibration may require some time and attention.
  • May require a specific cassette to be installed (not included).
  • Not the most compact trainer for storage.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Installation: Attach your bike to the trainer, ensuring the rear wheel is securely fastened or the cassette is installed (if not already). Consult the Tacx FLUX 2 manual for specific instructions regarding your bike type.
  2. Calibration: Perform a calibration to ensure accurate power readings. This is usually done through the Tacx Utility app or the connected training app (Zwift, TrainerRoad, etc.). Follow the on-screen instructions.
  3. App Connection: Connect the trainer to your chosen training app via Bluetooth or ANT+. Make sure Bluetooth or ANT+ is enabled on the device. Pair the trainer as a power source and a controllable trainer.
  4. Compatibility: The trainer is compatible with most bikes with standard quick-release skewers or thru-axles (adapters may be required and are sold separately). Check the Tacx website for detailed compatibility information.
  5. Care: Wipe down the trainer after each use to remove sweat and debris. Clean the flywheel periodically with a dry cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or excessive water. Check the trainer for any unusual noises or wear and tear.

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