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Bought this turbo 5 months ago but hardly using it so have decided to sell it. Given that these are out of stock everywhere it is a shame to be sitting under my stairs not being used. Some minor cosmetic marks as seen in photos but in full working order, see photo of flywheel.
I have the original box and all the accessories it comes with. Will throw in a tacx front wheel riser as well. Cassette not included and will be removed.
All the technical info can be found on this website: https://tacx.com/product/flux-s-smart/
These retail at £550, and looking for £450. No offers please, I think this is a very reasonable price considering some are going on eBay for £700+.
Collection only as it is heavy, from Loughton Essex (IG10).
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I totally agree that more needs to be done to address the non-cyclist causative factors of accidents.
However, given the fact I am aware of my limitations I have to be realistic in what I can address.
If people have a modification to my project which they think could be more helpful or appropriate I would really appreciate the input.
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All helpful comments, thanks.
I should have put injured, rather than killed. My apologies.
My project would be looking at whether you could modify perception of risk and safety, with an intervention ie: a cycling course.
I know that cyclists are not to blame for the majority of accidents (one study suggested that only 15% of accidents involving cyclists were due to the cyclist) - but the end goal is risk reduction to cyclists regardless of who is at fault.
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Long time snooper, first time poster.
My name is Craig, and I am a doctor doing a masters degree in sports medicine. Being a keen cyclist, I wanted to do my research into something useful.
Adult cyclists are dying on roads every day, and I feel not enough is being done to address this with regards to cycling awareness, or raising the issue of safety perception amongst adult cyclists.
The government have a Bikeability course, which is aimed at children but available for adults. As far as I can see there is no accredited national course specifically for adult cyclists.
Do people think this could be interesting area to look into? Would people be interested in attending a course aimed at adults?
Any ideas, suggestions, comments, and sarcasm is welcome.
Thanks for your time.
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Thanks, I'll post it over there.
The bikeability course is available for adults, but as far I can see it's not designed for them. Still waiting for an email back from them with regards to any research/evidence based on adults undertaking the course.
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Long time snooper, first time poster.
My name is Craig, and I am a doctor doing a masters degree in sports medicine. Being a keen cyclist, I wanted to do my research into something useful.
Adult cyclists are dying on roads every day, and I feel not enough is being done to address this with regards to cycling awareness, or raising the issue of safety perception amongst adult cyclists.
The government have a Bikeability course, which is aimed at children - but there is no accredited national course for adult cyclists.
Do people think this could be interesting area to look into? Would people be interested in attending a course aimed at adults?
Any ideas, suggestions, comments, and sarcasm is welcome.
Thanks for your time.
This is now sold, thanks