Thx for the vid Danny.. could you do a vid on some trainers for mtb's please...

Great review. Thanks

Can you tell more about the changes you made to your diet?

No one: Me explaining the mechanic the noise my car is making 6:04

Hi SickBiker, I would like to know how your heart rate (Resting HR, Threshold RH, Maximum HR and etc) has been changed by training (stronger and fitter). Can you catch beginning of Overtraining by looking your heart rate and power on trainer?

hi, i have a Tacx Bushido and im considering to upgrade/change for a Flux or Wahoo Core, it is worth it? Thanks

Any problems with second one flux

Which diet adjustment did you make?

Have you a video on what you eat?

Is your 2nd unit still working? :)

Hi, does your new trainer have height adjustment?

I am finding when I use my Flux I need to make rear derailleur adjustments for downshifting. I have to shift twice to get it downshift. Is this a common problem or am I missing something? Upshifts seems to be fine for the most part. My derailleur shifts fine when I have my wheel on and I'm running eTap 11-speed. When I mounted the cassette the Tacx directions said no spacer was needed so I believe I have everything set up properly. Any help is appreciated.

Nice video, can it generate 8% climbs for 4K ? thanks

Hi i am the owner of Trek 520 ,2018 year. I am interested to buy of this trainer. I found out that Flux model isn't compatible with long cage derailleur. I think my bike has that type derailleur. Is it any chance to upgrade somehow my bike ? If not can you recommend me any different trainer in the same range of price and functions? Thanks.

After having to junk 2 tacx trainers within weeks or few months there's no way i can risk another. Pot luck if it lasts more than a week. Think the Elite Directo is about same price now and looks a better class

Hi Dani, thank you for the video. Any maintenance tips/recommendations for the direct mount trainer? For example lubing chain? using same chain with two different cassettes, any problems? chain wear? thank you.

Hey! At 3:27 I could hear a little creaking sound from the trainer. I have just bought a flux S, done only a couple of short rides and try to understand if it is normal. What do you think? Thanx!

My Flux 1 stopped working, no lights, no sound coming out of it. And, as Murphy specified, it happened 3 months after the 2y warranty expired. I sent it to Tacx to repair it at my expense, and they returned it without fixing it, because "they don't produce it any more and they don't have spares for it" even if they are currently selling Flux S that is the same trainer with different legs

I like this video, I have now made up my mind but I am not sure where to plan on putting it - balcony, living room, garage... the issue is noise, this video said it was quiet to run but the evidence did not point to that, I actually thought it was pretty noisy. For a piece of kit like this then I would expect noise, but I can't quite work out how loud training is going to be.

One way to solve the problem of changing wheels, etc. is to buy another bicycle, used solely for training. It should have very close geometry and be relatively inexpensive. Bikes Direct sells'm cheap so, for me, that eliminated the inconvenience. In fact, once I purchased the Tacx Neo (NOT cheap) and mounted the front bicycle fork on a Cyclops roller fork holder (with added wooden "legs" for stability) I didn't have to deal with wheels and tires at all. And, with the Neo, no need to calibrate either. I'm now starting to study how to get into and stay in shape without even needing to exercise, so I could (therefore) eliminate everything. Tough going though....

I've ridden 5000k+ on my Genius (like a bushido) on a new pair of GP4000s2's and they look brand new. (Old bike so it only sits on the trainer but no need for the spesific tires my friend).

I have the Tacx Flux, the early failures didn’t scare me off because I watched Shane Millers videos and knew a Tacx had addressed the issue.

Also started training on the flux about 6 months ago. Still going strong.

I have a 9-speed derailleur and this trainer seems to have more cogs than that, so do I need to change something or can I just operate the trainer and the bike together while sacrificing the use of a couple of gears?

I bought one in April, a terrible decision as it turns out, has to be replaced. Tacx confirmed to me it needs replacement but bike shop won't just exchange, is sending back blah blah I'm without a trainer and don't know when I'll get it back.

Ciekawe ktury jest cichszy Flax czy Neo

You noted: "They send you new unit" Do they send you a new unit or they send you a rebuilt unit. You might be in for a surprise by the answer you get.

Bought one off of eBay. Rattles like a can of marbles. Swapped back to tacx vortex as it sounds terrible.

how did a seal get stuck in your tacx lol

Do such trainers have only discrete resistance adjustment, or can it also emulate fluid trainers behaviour, that is, resistance increase as you go faster?

About to upgrade from a wheel on Tacx vortex to a direct drive. Either a flux 2, brand new or a Tacx neo, 2nd hand. Anyone have any thoughts?

i have a flux smart. it had a belt noise problem. then one day resistance didnt change when gradient changed. so now i have to change gears to change resistance on climbs. needless to say i really dont like tacx.

You also don't wear out your tire on this trainer.

I’m sorry but I disagree with everyone’s instant reaction (including you) to send their trainer back as soon as it starts to get a bit of belt squeak as they think it’s faulty. I’ve owned a Flux trainer for well over. a year and a half, I love it and I have no problem with a bit of intermittent belt squeak. Why? Well, I believe it’s down to a few factors. 1. Calibration - calibrate your trainer regularly. 2. Temperature - depending on the temp, the belt could shrink and get stiffer during colder weather exacerbating the squeak and expand and getting softer in warmer weather reducing the squeak. If you watch my video, you’ll hear it on spin down, but it’s not a noise that happens all of the time and frankly, my fan is noisier. I can also confirm there’s no internal damage caused to the trainer from the squeak.

Exercise isn’t how you loose weight. It’s how you get healthy

your shorts are not enough long

I don't know why anyone would buy one of these. Having recently purchased one, I was surprised to discover that the Flux line only connects with the Tacx Training App and cannot be used on Zwift. I emailed their customer support to see if I could somehow purchase an unlock to be able to hook up to Zwift, but they don't answer emails. It is no better than my old fluid trainer that I rode while pairing my bike's power meter to Zwift. There "controllable" features are only available on Wahoo trainers, not from Tacx.