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What you need to set up the Xplova Noza S

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To ride the Xplova Noza S you need the following parts. Add a 11-speed cassette on a Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) body (matching your bike’s drivetrain).

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Your parts checklist

Cassette

Buy a 11-speed cassette for a Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) body, matching your bike’s rear-derailleur speed.

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Freehub body

Ships with a Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) body fitted.

Thru-axle adapter

Not required for this trainer’s setup.

Freehub body compatibility — Xplova Noza S

Every freehub standard, including the ones this trainer has no body for. The cassette mounts on the body, so the body decides which cassettes fit — not the trainer.

Freehub standardOn this trainerCassette speeds
Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide)Included8/9/10/11/12-speed · smallest cog 11t
Shimano HG 11-speed roadNo body for this trainer8/9/10/11/12-speed · smallest cog 11t
SRAM XD Driver BodyNo body for this trainer11/12-speed · smallest cog 10t
SRAM XDR Driver BodyNo body for this trainer11/12/13-speed · smallest cog 10t
Shimano Micro SplineNo body for this trainer12-speed · smallest cog 10t
CampagnoloNo body for this trainer9/10/11/12-speed · smallest cog 11t
Campagnolo N3WNo body for this trainer12/13-speed · smallest cog 9t
Zwift Cog (virtual shifting)No body for this trainer8/9/10/11/12-speed · smallest cog 14t

No body for this trainer means exactly that: no part exists to mount that cassette here. Use the compatibility checker to find trainers that take yours. Smart-trainer compatibility checker

Mounting your bike

What the Xplova Noza S actually asks of you, in order — resolved from its own spec, not a generic manual.

  1. Take the rear wheel off the bike. A direct-drive trainer replaces it entirely.
  2. Set the trainer to your axle standard using the supplied end caps.
  3. Fit a 11-speed cassette on the Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) freehub body, torque the lockring, then lower the bike on and engage the axle. The cassette must match your bike’s drivetrain, not the trainer.
  4. Spacer rule for the Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) body: an 11-speed cassette needs none, a 10-speed one needs the 1.85 mm spacer behind it. Getting this wrong is the usual cause of a cassette that will not seat or a lockring that bottoms out early.
  5. Spin the cranks by hand before you clip in: the chain should run quiet and straight. Noise here almost always means chainline or cassette spacing, not a faulty trainer.

Before you buy

Frequently asked questions

It depends on the trainer: typically a cassette matching your bike’s speed on the right freehub body, and a thru-axle adapter if your frame is thru-axle. The checklist above resolves exactly which of these the Xplova Noza S needs.