Tacx indoor trainer deals: the biggest discounts we've found in the run up to Christmas

We've searched all over the web and found an offer that still saves you 23%

Image shows rider training indoors on a Tacx Neo 2T turbo trainer
(Image credit: Future)

We're currently right around the winter solstice, the darkest time of year. If you are in need of a new indoor trainer, you might have thought you'd be paying a premium right now. 

And, true, the deals aren't as good as we've seen them go right now, but we've still hunted out the discounts that are still knocking about – and you can still get as much as 23% off, if you know where to look...

Tacx Neo 2T Smart Turbo Trainer

Tacx Neo 2T Smart Turbo Trainer

This is Tacx' top of the range model and one of the best indoor trainers out there. You can read all about its specs and how it compares with the competition in our guide to the best indoor smart trainers over here. 


USA: was $1,399.99 now $1,199.99 at Mike's Bikes

UK: was £1,199 now £1,079 with free gift at Sigma Sports

Tacx Flux S Direct Drive Smart Trainer

Tacx Flux S Direct Drive Smart Trainer

Tacx's entry level smart trainer is one of the best options on the market – when only comparing list prices. You can read how the trainer stacked up against the competition in our entry-level smart trainer grouptest over here. 

USA: was $749.99, now $599.99 at REI 

UK: was £599.99 now £516.00 with free gift at Sigma Sports 

Tacx Flux 2 Direct Drive Smart Trainer

Tacx Flux 2 Direct Drive Smart Trainer

Very similar in form to the entry-level Flux S, the Flux 2 packs some upgraded internals. The max power is 2,000w vs 1,500w, the max slope is 16% vs 10% and the accuracy is ±2.5% vs ±3%. Typically we'd recommend saving some money and going with the Flux S – but when the higher spec model is discounted cheaper, there's really no reason to chose anything else.

USA: was $899.00, now $719.99 at Amazon 

UK: was £700.00, now £565.00 at Sigma Sports

Tacx Boost turbo trainer

Tacx Boost turbo trainer

Wheel-on trainers still have their appeal, especially of you're short of space. The folding design of the Boost not only makes it easy to store but also means that in a couple of clicks you're up and running and ready to train. Features include 10 resistance levels, controlled by a handlebar mounted lever. Add a speed sensor and you can also connect to your favorite training apps. Current deal price saves you 30% off retail.

USA: was $299.99, now $239.99 at Backcountry

UK: was £229.99, now £159.99 at Wiggle

Tacx Antares rollers

Tacx Antares rollers

The Antares rollers are simple to set up and aid your bike handling skills as well as your fitness. The conical shaped rollers help to keep your bike centered, which makes for a safer session. Handily, the rollers also retract to just 80cm in length, allowing for easy storage. This current deal saves you almost £30 off retail or 20% if you're in the USA.

USA: was $199.99, now $159.99 at Jenson USA

UK best deal: was £164.99, now £135 at Evans Cycles


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Stefan Abram
Tech features editor

After winning the 2019 National Single-Speed Cross-Country Mountain Biking Championships and claiming the plushie unicorn (true story), Stefan swapped the flat-bars for drop-bars and has never looked back. 

Since then, he’s earnt his 2ⁿᵈ cat racing licence in his first season racing as a third, completed the South Downs Double in under 20 hours and Everested in under 12.

But his favourite rides are multiday bikepacking trips, with all the huge amount of cycling tech and long days spent exploring new roads and trails - as well as histories and cultures. Most recently, he’s spent two weeks riding from Budapest into the mountains of Slovakia

Height: 177cm

Weight: 67–69kg