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Garmin Tacx FLUX 2 Smart Trainer

Model: Garmin/Tacx FLUX 2 Smart Trainer (U.S. part T2980.60) · US configuration

Black Garmin Tacx FLUX 2 direct-drive trainer with blue-accented support legs and a silver cassette visibly mounted; the cassette is not included with U.S. part T2980.60.
Regional FLUX 2 model image; cassette shown is not included in U.S. part T2980.60.

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A direct-drive smart trainer with a Shimano/SRAM cassette body but no cassette, 16% published grade simulation and a 2.5% manufacturer accuracy claim; FLUX 2 axle revisions need exact-version checks.

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Why consider this model?

  • A source-based comparison candidate for a rider who wants powered app-controlled direct-drive training, a 16% maker-stated simulated-grade limit and a separately selected cassette, after checking the exact axle revision and drivetrain.

Tradeoffs to weigh

  • The rear wheel comes off; the box does not include a cassette or Cog/Click; the 23.6 kg trainer needs planned floor/storage space; and Garmin documents two axle revisions plus differing published cassette-speed guidance. It needs external power even for Garmin's stand-alone mode and spin-down calibration is required.
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