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    Tacx Neo 2T £1,199 | Weight: 21.5kg

    Nov 18, 2021 2 minutes

    Being the most expensive trainer on test, naturally it’s also the one which offers the most in terms of added features. Equally, in charging such a premium, Tacx has set a very high bar for itself that it now has to clear.

    In terms of packability, the Neo 2T isn’t as user-friendly as the other

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