Neo 2.0 Erfahrungen
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Classen Designboden NEO XXL Grained Oak 1-Stab Landhausdiele 4V von Frau Anita M., Kräuter- und Märchen-Pension, Börgerende-Rethwisch - wir überlegen auch den neo in unserem Haus zu verlegen. Allerdings sprechen die Erfahrungsberichte absolut nicht für diesen Boden. Hat denn der neu. Nutzungsklasse 23/32 für Wohnräume mit hoher und gewerbliche Räume mit mittlerer Nutzung ✓ Classen Vinylboden Neo Refined Eiche bei OBI kaufen.Neo 2.0 Erfahrungen Der Boden fürs gute Gewissen Video
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Dennoch ist es ein künstlicher Boden. Auch wenn die Bestandteile der Böden nicht schädlich sind, gibt es in ökologischer Hinsicht immer noch Verbesserungsmöglichkeiten.
Diese hat sich Classen auf den Zettel geschrieben. Der Bio-Werkstoffträger, der den Kern der Paneele bildet, ist chlorfrei und ohne Weichmacher produziert.
Ach ja — wasserfest ist der Boden auch, damit steht einer Verwendung im Bad nichts im Weg. Verlegt wird der Boden wie ein handelsübliches Laminat im Klickverfahren.
Trotz ihrer geringen Stärke sind die Paneele recht schwer. One of the most popular trainer fans out there, rivaling the Wahoo Headwind fan in strength but at a fraction of the price.
I've been using it, and a similiar European version lately with great success exact EU variant I use is automatically linked at left.
First, it's got wheel locks so the darn thing stays put , and second, it has two water bottle holders also useful for putting other things like remotes.
I've been using it as my main trainer desk for a long time now and love it. Cheaper is better apparently.
Note: Branding varies by country, exact same desk. And of course — you can always sign-up to be a DCR Supporter! Thanks for reading! And lastly, if you felt this review was useful — I always appreciate feedback in the comments below.
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Not even contemplating this until they sort out their support around Neo 2 cadence issues! No emails, no calls, no tweets, nothing. At least Wahoo were responsive and merrily swapped out trainers until you got a good one.
Tacx support checked your email but they were waiting for a reply on some test. Tacx support replied for an investigation exchange on your trainer.
Tacx will then fix your problem for you. I replied on numerous occasions to that email with results from the test, and from further tests I did showing the cadence sensor to be disabled on current firmware but working on the previous firmware.
I also replied on several occasions chasing up a response to no avail. Perhaps your mail systems have issues as well as your trainers? FWIW the Facebook forum is full of people on firmware 0.
This is not a premium experience to match the premium trainer. It has taken me dragging this issue into the limelight to move this forwards which is very disappointing for an issue first raised in February this year.
Hey Tacx, listen to your customers feedback. I am in the market for a indoor bike trainer and based on info like this I wont currently consider Tacx.
Just no electronics there. The front end seems to wobble a fair bit when you were sprinting. Was this noticeable and how does it compare to the Wahoo.
A tiny bit, it honestly depends on how much I remember to really crank down the handles. The fans have a bit more play to them, so I suspect that may be contributing to things.
You can also remove the fans if you want. Seems like the entire bike pivoting on one axle would make it hard to be as stable as the tacx design, especially after a year or two of hard use.
Do you really want the bike to not move at all? Going by all the ticket plate discussions send like a bit of movement can be a very good thing to add comfort.
Maybe I overlooked it in the review, but do you see this as replacing your current bike-on-trainer setup? Honestly, not sure yet. I wanna see what the Wahoo bike is like.
I could see a scenario though where one of the bikes ends up at home as the go-to late night option for a ride, versus leaving the studio for everything else.
Thanks for the review Ray. As detailed and informative as ever. I was thinking that sometime in the future, if Tacx thought people would really want a climb feature, they could offer a climb replacement for the front legs since they seem to just bolt right into the front.
Maybe some kind of piston hydraulic thing. As these thing are becoming more common and you are reviewing more, I notice that on none of the reviews have you mentioned or measured q-factor.
Any chance you could update those? I suspect that many of these stationary trainer have q-factors much wider than your road bike attached to the trainer.
Measuring from the outer edge of the crank arm to the center line of the frame and then doubling it , I get the following:. Thanks for the update Ray!
Obviously Ray can confirm when he gets here, but in case you are interested in the number before then…. Yeah, that Canyon bike is this one: link to dcrainmaker.
That functionality is currently not working on the Neo. The sim mode does not operate with the gradients.
Excellent review, Ray. What size tablets can the tablet holder accommodate? Is there a guide for maximum height of rider the bike can me made to fit?
Hi Ray—great review, thank you! Regarding the tablet mount, do you know what the restrictions are? Hoping that they fix the erg issue soon, seems to be major, for those of us using the bike for regular training.
The max limiter is really thickness. My iPad fits easily 7. The iPad Pro says is 5. Excellent, many thanks Ray. Keep in mind you can still slide it another 10cm or so forward or a few centimeters back , so that gives you a bit of play.
I read in your old review comments that the Neo Bike can go up to a 90cm seat height… Is that accurate?
Tacx provided this a while back a long while back actually. In the sound demo video you can hear all sort of vibration and resonances noises instead of quiet.
Timestamp: It seems like some panels or other elements are not attached correctly, not what would be expected.
Have all the successive units been like that? I suspect you may be hearing more into it than is actually there.
You can swing by if you want. Exept this is exactly the sound previous generations of NEOs made. I had 4 fifth incoming NEOs and at least 2 of them had this resonating sound.
And yes, it is as bad as it seems in this vid. I thought maybe Neo2T will be free of it, but it looks like not really….
It sounds to me the same as in this video: link to youtube. Is it possible to use this thing without all the crap in front, like the small display and tablet holder?
I rather use my TV than a tablet and I think that stuff will be in the way of my tv. Also considering TT bars.
Amazing review as usual! I was waiting for it while trying to decide between the bike or the Neo 2T. I guess the bike will win! I had a few minutes on the Tacx Bike in a shop display a few weeks ago and was amazed how much more smooth it was than my Tacx Neo 1.
Do these trainer bikes all have a belt drive inside rather than a metal chain? I suspect the rider positional aspects is probably more important than height per se, for example if someone had longer legs but a short torso might fit more or less better than someone the opposite.
I was trying to work out how much more there was left on the adjustable stem from your photos. Like you say.
Rider position geometry is probably more relevant. They seem to have restricted it by region. Also from the home page, choose Experiences and then Fitness.
On Twitter they responded to someone that they are available locally to buy already in the UK too.
Compared to the original version, it is an all black design. Hi Ray, thanks for the review. There seems to be a saddle included, can you say something about the quality?
Is it worth a try? Or is it likely one needs to buy another saddle with the bike? Yeah, sorry, I meant to make mention of that somewhere in text.
In some ways, Wahoo is the same for the accessory kit. I agree with Leon on this — the lack of ability to add aerobars other than in a wide position to this setup is a deal-breaker for me.
Just the cups. I notice when you are analyzing data you line up the power graphs, but not HR. Could you shift one of these files to line up HR and share the link?
In Zwift racing, that delay makes the Neo a terrible power source. Yet the actual accuracy is the same. Seen here aligned on HR from the mid-point:.
It just means what the Edge saw and how it synced against HR. I get from 5 to 10 seconds delay on the Direto. So had been looking at the 2T as an upgrade assuming that it would be properly responsive ie.
I find these delays can be exasperating at times, and make some ERG workouts a farce. It takes some anticipating and terrain knowledge when zwift racing, especially on courses with short steep-ish hills.
Regarding clearance since your legs are already touching the bike in some parts: How close do your knees or legs get to the front cockpit adjustment rail when out of the saddle, in a forward position?
On my road and gravel bikes size S, cm knees get sometimes scratched by the stem bolts; not that comfortable. The NEO bike seem very pointy and sharp in the same area.
I have the Tacx Neo Smart Bike on pre-order. The Tacx website shows the assembled height of the complete unit at 46 inches. How much less would that be without the seat post and handle bar post assemblies?
I need to know this for transport issues. Thank you! You could lessen than further by removing both feet two bolts, pretty darn quick.
Thanks Ray, looking forward to the comparison review across the Wahoo and Atom. Any idea as to when Clever Training will add to their UK website at all?
Thanks for yet another great review! When noting that the Tacx Smart Bike simulates cobblestones, etc…. Hi Ray a great review as always.
It seems that you both have questions of the new NEO internals, either in the 2T or on the Bike, but perhaps not a clear agreement.
Or am I misunderstanding something here. That was both an offset and an ERG mode stability. Thanks for the reply.
Crank length hmmmm. Looking forward to seeing the firmware resolve this issue s. Ray What firmware is the NeoBike running? Is it the same as N2T, version 0.
The accuracy results you show are truly great. I have W difference. Some intervals are spot on others a bit of. What widht are original ones?
I like to have 44cm, so I would like to change them since they are not adjustable — What kind of drive does it use?
Is it a chain or a belt? How often should it be serviced? Is it shorter? Does it use less space?
I would like to put it in my living room, so I would like to avoid external fans. Which would you suggest to buy? Any answer? I am really curious and think of waiting for the wahoo bike instead oh taking the Neo bike.
The main thing though is basically the Wahoo Bike goes up and down and has more polish around shifting. Excellent review as always.
But discussing trainer bikes as a whole, has there been talks by manufacturers about modifying eBikes to provide Trainer Bike functionality?
Loosen the Allen bolt, move the lever to the position you want it and then tighten the Allen bolt back up. From that point forward you should be able to install it to the same position each time…..
Interesting, indeed — it seems to work. Not quite perfect, but I can get it pretty darn close! Any idea what sort of volumes Tacx are currently shipping?
I was under the impression that they had warehouses full of them just waiting for the final certification, but my UK order which was one of the first with one of only two UK companies taking UK pre-orders last summer has just been delayed yet again till early October.
They expect to get new stock next week. I assume you mean first 10 bikes to that specific dealer. Maybe it is from a specific distributor in NL???
Hi Neil. Ordered mine around this time last year from tredz. Just happy for my customers to be in the premium list. Yup, just got the package delivered message from fedex!
They are slated to arrive Friday. They know folks are eager to get them and are doing everything in their power to get that truck full of them back out the door towards you on Friday.
I have had my bike for over a week. No u cannot configure it to whatever u want. I wish there was a I am a low rpm rider 80rpm.
I wish my rpm when standing was upper So for me i wish resistance would be higher. Hoping future they will have a That being said i fing love this thing.
I am able to stand up peddling longer broke sprint records on my first race and now putting out over watts because this thing is so stable without any loss of effiency from the drivetrain chain etc.
Worth wait and money! Hello I have an elite quick motion and I would like to change it for subject of noise. I roll on the terrace and would like to know how it would react to changes in temperature and humidity.
Could you have this bike on a terrace or just inside the house. Excellent fair review. I cannot use this trainer since I use mm cranksets.
I am waiting for the Wahoo Kickr Bike review to jump on that one. Did the Tacx Neo Bike suffer from the virtual wheel slip?
I really hated that feature in the Neo 1 and Neo 2. I sold both units anticipating the trainer bikes to come out this year. Zero slip.
I did 4 x 10s 1 kW sprints yesterday on my N2T same unit. The first two started at 50 rpm. The last two at 75 rpm apprx.
I had Z. O slip at all. Really really perfect. The N2T unit is very good. So must the NeoBike be too. Ray, many many thanks for your detailed review!
And which do you prefer? Hello Ray, great job as always. Was waiting for it for a long time. Planning to buy stationary trainer cause my wife would like to train too and does not like swapping bikes all the time etc.
I was determined to get neo bike, but after this review I am considering wattbike since it seems it would be enough for us considering the price difference.
Hallo, wie ist deine Erfahrung denn inzwischen mit dem Boden? Ist er wirklich so kratzempfindlich? Weitere Antworten zeigen.
Was möchtest Du wissen? Deine Frage stellen. Ich habe die Kanten auch schon mehrmals nachgeschnitten aber ohne Erfolg. Die Klickverbindungen wölben sich überall hoch und drücken sich auseinander.
Ich habe den Bodenbelag reklamiert und der Hersteller fordert Unmengen von Unterlagen die ich nicht alle habe. Haben sie den Bodenbelag reklamiert oder irgendwelche anderen Tipps für mich, wie ich da jetzt weiter verfahren kann?
Im frühen Sommer hat er angefangen sich überall zu wölben. Wir haben das ganze reklamiert und im August eine Nachbesserung seitens Classen erhalten.
Gebracht hat das ganze nicht wirklich etwas, da der Bodenbelag sich so verformt hat, dass überall in der Wohnung Wellen zurück bleiben.
Auch dies haben wir reklamiert und nur den Rat bekommen, wir sollten das von Classen angebotene Pflegemittel nutzen. Auch dies wurde abgesehen davon, dass wir noch nie ein anderes Reinigungsmittel als das von classen verwendet haben für ca.
Hat aber leider auch nichts gebracht. Wenn man gegen das Licht schaut, sieht der Boden immer dreckig aus. Reinigung und Pflege bringt nichts.
Im Flur den ich nicht mehr weg bekomme, ebenso all die Schlieren. Ich bin wirklich stark verärgert und beabsichtige, erneut eine Reklamation einzuleiten.
Ich vermute deshalb, dass hier nur nachgeschnitten worden ist, und kein Tausch auf NEO 2. Beim Austausch, wird noch ein Beratungsgespräch geführt, zu eventuellen Verlege Änderungen Richtung etc..
Der Boden ist leider oft genug ob von Kunden oder Handwerker , nicht ganz richtig verlegt. Das betrifft nicht immer die Technik, sondern oft die Optik..
Ein solcher Bodenbelag lässt sich so leicht, wie Laminat verlegen, bietet jedoch einen besonderen Vorteil. Während Laminat nur oberflächlich wasserabweisend ist, das Trägermaterial dagegen jedoch extrem empfindlich auf Nässe reagiert und Feuchtraumlaminat auch nicht die perfekte Lösung bietet, ist das Ceramin-Trägerboard wasserfest.
Der momentan beliebteste Bodenbelag ist Laminat, da er sich leicht verlegen lässt, ein angenehmes Raumgefühl vermittelt und in endlos vielen Dekoren erhältlich ist.
Laminat nutzt als Trägermaterial jedoch einen Holzfaserstoff, der sehr empfindlich auf Nässe und hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit reagiert.
Daher ist Laminat nur bedingt und unter bestimmten Voraussetzungen für Feuchträume geeignet. Eine Ausnahme bildet Feuchtraumlaminat, welches Nässe bis zu einem bestimmten Grad verträgt.
Der Aufbau zeigt, dass eine Digitaldruck-Dekorschicht Anwendung findet, die es ermöglicht, natürliche Materialien täuschend echt zu imitieren. Ermöglicht werden diese Eigenschaften durch das Trägermaterial Ceramin.
Ceramin ist ein keramikähnlicher Verbundwerkstoff mit geringer Dichte und dennoch einer enorm hohen Festigkeit. Leicht und stabil bildet es die Basis vieler Boden- und Wandbeläge.
Vor allem ist Ceramin jedoch eines — wasserfest. Damit vereint Ceramin die guten Eigenschaften des Laminats, wie Dekormöglichkeiten und leichte Verlegung, mit den besonderen Qualitäten anderer Bodenläge, verzichtet hierbei aber auf PVC, Weichmacher, Schwermetalle und anderen Schadstoffen.
Selbst die Produktion fällt durch eine niedrige Verarbeitungstemperatur ökologisch aus. Der Designboden NEO 2. In Feuchträumen ist jedoch darauf zu achten, dass der Designboden zwar wasserfest ist, aber keine wasserdichte Oberfläc he bildet.
Der Untergrund muss daher, wie bei allen anderen Bodenbelägen gegen durchdringendes Wasser abgedichtet werden.
Wenn man sich einen Neo 2.0 Erfahrungen Гberblick Гber die Lizenzen von Merkur verschaffen. - Ähnliche Fragen
Absolutes No Go! Teile Und Herrsche Englisch bike looks like a great step forward, my only real concern is the leg rubbing. Amazing review as usual! Mark what do you mean by overheated?








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