TACX FLUX 2 VS ELITE SUITO UPGRADE
TACX FLUX 2 VS ELITE SUITO FULL

Bike computers & watches: Easily connect your Smart trainer to your bike computer or sports watch.Precisely replicating riding on a flat road. It follows a progressive power curve, the resistance will increase progressively when you ride faster. Stand alone: The smart electronics of this bike trainer allow you to train stand alone, without any software.This direct drive is compatible with 142x12mm and 148x12mm axles, straight out of the box.

Additional axles: By supplying the FLUX 2 Smart with additional axle adapters, the axle compatibility significantly increased.This resulted in a very silent flywheel equipped bike trainer. Extremely silent: The FLUX 2 Smart is designed to bring vibrations and noise levels to the absolute minimum.With these improvements, this Smart trainer better replicates the experience of outdoor rides. Smooth ride feel: A stronger resistance unit in combination with a larger flywheel significantly improved the ride feel and responsiveness of the FLUX 2 Smart.This is exactly what the FLUX 2 Smart is designed for, it measures your power accurately within 2,5%. Accurate & reliable: A reliable, accurate and consistent power measurement is key to keep track of your performance and progress.It is able to realistically simulate inclines up to 16% gradient. Challenging powerful: The FLUX 2 Smart is equipped with a bigger resistance unit compared to its predecessor, allowing for a wider simulation range.This resulted in a wider simulation range, better ride feel and a more accurate power measurement. Compared to its predecessor, it is equipped with a bigger and stronger resistance unit and a heavier flywheel. The portability is a drawback, but I am used to lugging a wheel on trainer and spare wheel now, so it may still be an upgrade.Īnybody have recommendations for one over the other? Either company better to work with? Note that I already have a slew of Garmin devices (watch, hr monitoer, edge) so I’d be further selling my soul to them.Īny trainers I am overlooking? Any big thing I’m lacking going for one of these vs.The iconic Tacx Flux Smart has been upgraded to the Flux 2 Smart. Since I am not riding in zwift right now, it seems like the hill simulation is no issue for now. But I could buy it now on Amazon, and could use my credit card cash back and save a bit of money there. The Tacx flux s seems to do everything I need it to, with the drawbacks being only simulating hills to 10%, not including a cassette, and being less portable. But unfortunately it is on backorder everywhere, expected to arrive at the end of January.

This last part is actually quite appealing as I regularly pack the pain cave into my car and relocate for a few weeks. The Elite Suito seems to have a few advantages- better hill simulation, more accurate readings, comes with 11sp cassette, and folds nicely and has a handle. I have never ridden zwift but it could become something I do in the future.

TACX FLUX 2 VS ELITE SUITO FULL

I ride about 5 times a week following a high volume Full Distance Tri plan and plan to keep this up for a while, although possibly switching to some of the cycling specific plans later. My budget doesn’t quite allow for one of the top-end trainers, so I believe I’ve narrowed it down to 2: The Elite Suito or the Tacx Flux S.

TACX FLUX 2 VS ELITE SUITO UPGRADE

I am looking to upgrade from my wheel-on Saris M2 to a direct drive trainer.

Tacx flux 2 vs elite suito