Your indoor workouts are about to take another step forward in simulating what really happens when you hit the road. This step comes thanks to the new Tacx Alpine, a Garmin product capable of simulating uphill inclination by raising and lowering the front part of the bicycle. Garmin's new incline simulator adapts to the movement of smart trainers Tacx Neo 2T and 3MThe Tacx Alpine realistically reproduces inclines ranging from -10 percent to +25 percent.
Garmin offers its users an even more realistic and training experience when it comes to indoor cycling. Remove the wheels from your bike and get ready to be amazed by the extremely realistic reproduction of a road ride..


Natural
The new Tacx Alpine guarantees perfect slope replication and natural bike movement with even more realistic steering thanks to dynamic fork support. When you can't get out on the road for a workout, the asphalt and its sensations will come to you.The natural, fluid movements of this new Garmin product allow the user to perfectly simulate sprints and uphill restarts, or even an aerodynamic position on descents.
Connectivity is an integral part of the smart trainer experience, and the same applies to those who use the Tacx Alpine connected to the above-mentioned rollers. The user will have the opportunity to participate in ride group rides and rides with WorldTour athletes.


Compatible
Thanks to the Garmin Connect app, it will also be possible to monitor the results and data of various workouts. With the new updates to the Zwift indoor training platform It will be possible to combine, using a Tacx Neo 2T or 3M roller, products such as Zwift Cog and ClickThese will provide a smooth, silent virtual gearbox for use during workouts.
Zwift Zog, for example, replaces a Tacx Neo 2T or 3M cassette and is compatible with bicycles equipped with 8- to 12-speed groupsets. A chain guard is also available to prevent the chain from coming off.
The Tacx Alpine is available now and has a recommended retail price of €1.099,99.