Tacx NEO 2 compatibility
Tacx · Direct drive · Discontinued
Quick answer
The Tacx NEO 2 accepts 130 mm quick-release, 135 mm quick-release, 12 × 142 mm thru-axle and 12 × 148 mm Boost thru-axle, ships with a Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) freehub, and supports Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), SRAM XD Driver Body, SRAM XDR Driver Body and Campagnolo. No cassette is included — fit your own or buy a matching one.
Before you order an adapter
The thru-axle adapters are included in the box.
12 × 100 mm is a front-wheel axle, not a rear one: a modern rear axle is 12 × 142 mm, or 12 × 148 mm on a Boost mountain bike.
Specifications
| Drive type | Direct drive |
|---|---|
| Factory model code | T2850 |
| Axle standards | 130 mm quick-release, 135 mm quick-release, 12 × 142 mm thru-axle and 12 × 148 mm Boost thru-axle |
| Thru-axle adapter | Included |
| Freehub (in box) | Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) |
| Freehub options | Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), SRAM XD Driver Body, SRAM XDR Driver Body and Campagnolo |
| Cassette | Sold separately |
| Max cassette speed | 12-speed |
| Virtual shifting | Yes |
| Protocols | ANT+, ANT+ FE-C, Bluetooth |
| Power accuracy | ±1% |
| Max power | 2200 W |
| Max gradient | 25% |
| Flywheel | Electromagnetic (no flywheel) |
| MSRP | $1399 |
| Status | Discontinued |
Linked standards: 130 mm quick-release, 135 mm quick-release, 12 × 142 mm thru-axle, 12 × 148 mm Boost thru-axle · freehubs: Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), SRAM XD Driver Body, SRAM XDR Driver Body, Campagnolo
Does the Tacx NEO 2 fit your bike?
29Drops straight in3Fits with parts1Not supported
- Elite AvantiDrops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Elite Direto XRDrops straight in
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Elite JustoDrops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Elite Justo 2Drops straight in
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Elite RivoDrops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Elite Suito-TDrops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Elite TuoDrops straight in
- • Wheel-on — it clamps your rear axle and uses your existing wheel and cassette.
- Elite ZumoDrops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- JetBlack VictoryDrops straight in
- • Ships with the Zwift Cog — virtual shifting means no cassette to match.
- JetBlack VOLT V2Drops straight in
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- JetBlack WhisperDrive SmartDrops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Kinetic R1Drops straight in
- • The trainer takes this axle, but we could not verify which adapters ship in its box.
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Saris H2Drops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Saris H3Drops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Tacx Flux 2 SmartDrops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Tacx NEO 2Drops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Tacx NEO 2TDrops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Tacx NEO 3MDrops straight in
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Van Rysel D100Drops straight in
- • Ships with the Zwift Cog — virtual shifting means no cassette to match.
- Van Rysel D500Drops straight in
- • Ships with the Zwift Cog — virtual shifting means no cassette to match.
- Van Rysel RCRDrops straight in
- • Ships with the Zwift Cog — virtual shifting means no cassette to match.
- Wahoo KICKR CORE (1st gen)Drops straight in
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Wahoo KICKR CORE 2Drops straight in
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Wahoo KICKR MOVEDrops straight in
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Wahoo KICKR V5 (2020)Drops straight in
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Wahoo KICKR V6 (2022)Drops straight in
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Xplova Noza SDrops straight in
- • The trainer takes this axle, but we could not verify which adapters ship in its box.
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Zwift Hub (classic)Drops straight in
- • Drops straight in — adapter and freehub are covered out of the box.
- Zwift Hub OneDrops straight in
- • Ships with the Zwift Cog — virtual shifting means no cassette to match.
- Magene T300Fits with parts
- • Needs a thru-axle adapter (sold separately).
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- Tacx Flux S SmartFits with parts
- • Needs a thru-axle adapter (sold separately).
- • You’ll fit your own cassette (or buy a matching one).
- Wahoo KICKR SNAPFits with parts
- • Needs a thru-axle adapter (sold separately).
- Tacx Flow SmartNot supported
No support for your 12 × 142 mm thru-axle axle on this trainer.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. The Tacx NEO 2 supports 12 × 142 mm thru-axle, 12 × 148 mm Boost thru-axle. The thru-axle adapters are included in the box.
The Tacx NEO 2 ships with a Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide) freehub and supports Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), SRAM XD Driver Body, SRAM XDR Driver Body and Campagnolo. Non-included bodies are sold separately.
No — you fit your own cassette (reuse a spare wheel’s or buy one matching your drivetrain speed).
No cassette: you fit your own or buy one. The freehub body already on it is Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide). Axle hardware in the box covers 130 mm quick-release, 135 mm quick-release, 12 × 142 mm, 12 × 148 mm Boost. Sold separately, if you need it: SRAM XD Driver Body, SRAM XDR Driver Body, Campagnolo.
Yes — a SRAM XD and SRAM XDR freehub body is available for the Tacx NEO 2 (sold separately unless it ships with one).
No — there is no Shimano Micro Spline freehub body for the Tacx NEO 2, so a Shimano 12-speed MTB cassette (XTR, XT, SLX, Deore) will not fit. It takes Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), SRAM XD Driver Body, SRAM XDR Driver Body and Campagnolo instead.
Yes — a Campagnolo freehub body is available for the Tacx NEO 2.
Yes — the Tacx NEO 2 supports virtual shifting, but the hardware is a separate purchase: a Zwift Cog replaces the cassette and a Zwift Click or Play does the shifting. Virtual shifting arrived in a firmware update, so it works only once the trainer is updated — on the firmware it shipped with, a Zwift Click does nothing and the Cog stays in one gear.
The Tacx NEO 2 is discontinued — Tacx no longer sells it new. It still works with today’s training apps and used units are easy to find; its compatibility (axle standards, freehub options, cassette) is unchanged from the specs above.