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Tacx Galaxia T1100 Roller
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Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Tacx | |
| Series | Rollers | |
| Compatible with Zwift | No | |
| Maximum Hill Incline | N/A | |
| Connectivity | Basic turbo trainer | |
| Suitable for type of cassette | Shimano / SRAM / Campagnolo | |
| Compatible with disc brakes | Yes | |
| Available software | Tacx Desktop App | |
| Adjustable resistance | No |
Patented swing system
The Tacx Galaxia T1100 rests on four supports that can move back and forth. This ensures that you can sprint, change pace and even stand on the pedals. The sudden forward or backward movement is absorbed by these supports. This makes you sit on the Tacx Rolling Rack with your beautiful bike a lot easier and safer.• The freedom of movement approaches that of riding outside!
• Heavy-duty tapered rollers
• Can be folded in to an 80 cm compact package
• Manual
Reviews
Reviews
Most recent reviews
5 / 5
Fantastic solution
You have to practice a few times at first. But then it soaks really well. The way you cycle feels more natural than on a fixed tacx. You have to pay close attention to your balance when getting on and off. It's quick to put it all back on. A plate underneath for any dirt from the chain wheel is advisable.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Easy, smooth ride
Smooth handling used weekly to warm up for competition
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Super rollers that require some experience.
Fantastic roller dynamometer. It is my first separate roller bed, bought for the convenience of not having to change/adjust my wheels to fixed roller bed every time, and completely lives up to expectation. It does take some adjusting at first, maybe a bit unstable but if you can keep your balance a bit against a wall, it's definitely doable and you're quickly off on the tactic of riding on rollers.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Not suitable for bikes with a wheelbase longer than 110cm
I had bought these for my 29inch MTB, but they are 4cm too long (wheelbase 114cm). Maximum length is 110cm. Especially with profiled tyres, the bike crawls off the front of the roller bench. With MTB tyres, it also makes quite a lot of noise.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Quick 1/2 or 1-hour blocks to train with good intensity in bad weather.
Top device for training flexibility. Quick and easy to use.
Pros & Cons
5
Fantastic solution
You have to practice a few times at first. But then it soaks really well. The way you cycle feels more natural than on a fixed tacx. You have to pay close attention to your balance when getting on and off. It's quick to put it all back on. A plate underneath for any dirt from the chain wheel is advisable.
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Ideal for small houses
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Quick to assemble
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Rides more naturally than a fixed Tacx
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Takes some getting used to in the beginning
5
Super rollers that require some experience.
Fantastic roller dynamometer. It is my first separate roller bed, bought for the convenience of not having to change/adjust my wheels to fixed roller bed every time, and completely lives up to expectation. It does take some adjusting at first, maybe a bit unstable but if you can keep your balance a bit against a wall, it's definitely doable and you're quickly off on the tactic of riding on rollers.
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Easy to use
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Fast delivery
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Solid material
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Uncomfortable for the first time
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Weighs more than I thought
4
Not suitable for bikes with a wheelbase longer than 110cm
I had bought these for my 29inch MTB, but they are 4cm too long (wheelbase 114cm). Maximum length is 110cm. Especially with profiled tyres, the bike crawls off the front of the roller bench. With MTB tyres, it also makes quite a lot of noise.
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Good quality and construction
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Not suitable for wheelbase longer than 110cm