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Run your washing machine at the same time, they won’t be able to tell.
Other than that, those turbos are a good choice with a decent thickness mat.
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any direct drive turbo will be quiter than wheel-on
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Tacx Neo is also very quiet - I think the side to side movement helps reduce noise further as legs aren't absorbing as much movement. Older Wahoo Kickrs aren't that quiet - I think you need 3rd Gen onwards.
Do you get on with downstairs neighbours? Discussing acceptable times to do it is probably useful - I think even the quietest trainers will generate some noise through the ceiling. -
It has some trade-offs relative to a Neo or Kickr, but I use a 4iiii Fliiiight and am very happy with it. It's a wheel-on trainer, but the wheel is resisted by magnets, so it doesn't make physical contact with anything.
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Sorry folks, this is likely being asked alot but I can't find anything using the search ...
For apartment living, what are the best recommendations to avoid angry neighbours? I've read the Wahoo Kickr Core and Tacks FLUX S Smart, (budget wheel-off), are both quiet. Any opinions?