Ahead of Prime Day in October, the Garmin Tacx Flux S, our choice as the best direct drive smart trainer, has just been discounted by $350 at Trek Bikes
Trek Bikes has a massive discount on the brilliant Garmin Tacx Flux S, and if you're looking to grab one for winter indoor cycling, then this early Amazon Big Deal Days offer is hard to beat


We love Garmin cycling products here at Cycling Weekly. The brand's range includes many of the best smartwatches for cycling and the best bike computers that we have selected as leading contenders in our related buying guides.
Garmin continuously impresses us, raising the bar with sleek design, advanced GPS tracking features, and top-notch accuracy. When it comes to the best smart indoor trainers, the Tacx Flux S is our choice as the best direct drive smart trainer overall, boasting an impressive list of performance features. These include reliable and consistent measurements of power, speed, and cadence, all accurately measured to within 3%.
With fall already here and winter just around the corner, now is a great time to see why we rate the Tacx Flux S so highly for yourself. This excellent direct drive smart trainer has just been discounted by a huge $350 at Trek Bikes, bringing it to one of its lowest-ever prices as online retailers look to get ahead of the curve before Amazon Prime Day in October.
In our review, we found the Garmin Tacx Flux S to be a perfect choice for anyone looking for a simplified introduction to the world of direct drive trainers. It scored an impressive 4.5 out of 5 stars, making it the obvious choice as our best direct drive smart trainer. It's simple to set up and delivers a realistic, accurate ride feel, that's matched with a stable and quiet performance. At this price, it's truly a bargain worth snapping up quickly.
Read our full Garmin Tacx Flux S Smart Trainer Review.
I enjoy using my smart trainer to mix up my workouts with virtual rides and structured training plans. The Garmin Tacx Flux S is compatible with the best indoor training apps, such as Zwift, BKOOL, and Rouvy.
Key features that make it the overall selection in the best smart indoor trainer guide are the smooth and silent performance, designed to keep vibration and noise levels to the absolute minimum, meaning you can ride whenever you want without disturbing household members or neighbours.
The Tacx Flux S also has a superbly realistic ride feel. Up to 10% incline simulation mimics real-world conditions, giving you a truly immersive experience—whether you’re climbing a hill or tackling a flat sprint. It can handle your most explosive sprints, up to 1,500 watts.
It's worth noting that the Tacx Flux S does not include a cassette, and you'll need to purchase one separately; however, with the savings made here, it's easy to stomach the extra cost.
This deal is only available in the US, so if you're shopping in another territory, I've added the best Garmin Tacx Flux S deals near you below.
If you're not in the market for an indoor smart trainer, then the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sales, running from October 7 to 8, will likely be packed with cycling deals. Our Amazon Prime Day Cycling Deals hub is the go-to destination for finding all the best discounts and cycling bargains. We'll be updating this page regularly as new deals become available, so be sure to bookmark it.
To take advantage of this and all the Amazon Prime cycling deals, you'll need to be a signed-up Amazon Prime member. Amazon offers a free trial period for new users, but you can cancel your trial at any time before the first payment is taken.
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Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cycling Weekly and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.
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