TacxBoost Indoor Trainer
R3,299
About
The Tacx Boost indoor trainer is easy, affordable and quiet. Now you can keep your training going year-round.
Product Features
Simple Setup
- With just two simple clicks, you’ll be ready to ride
Small, but Stable
- This indoor trainer has a small footprint, 675 x 650 mm, but provides a sturdy ride
Easy to Store
- Multifunctional front wheel support serves as a handle to carry the trainer and ensures a natural cycling position
Magnetic Brake
- You won’t need external power to use this trainer, thanks to a forceful magnetic brake that allows you to apply resistance or lighten it directly
Resistance Control
- A simple lever on your handlebar lets you control the resistance; 10 levels, up to 1,050 watts
Realistic Ride Feel
- An actual flywheel generates a realistic and smooth pedal stroke
Smooth and Quiet
- The closed resistance unit reduces noise and makes for a smoother ride
How Far and How Fast
- Add a speed sensor (sold separately) to track how far and how fast you’re riding and train with some of your favourite apps
Product Specifications
- Dimensions when folded: 56.5 x 41 x 24.5 cm
- Weight: 8.5 kg
- Height: 41 cm
- Control By: Handlebar resistance lever with 10 positions
- Magnets: 2 x 8 permanent ferrite magnets
- Transmission: Roller, 30 mm
- Electrical Requirement: No power is required
- Suitable Axles: Width of rear fork: Race 130 mm, MTB 135 mm (adapters for other widths are available)
- Max Power: 1050 Watt
- Max Torque: 17 Nm
- Max Brake Force: 50 N
- Flywheel: 1.6 kg
- Warranty: 12 months
Back to Basics!
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