FFitMyTrainer
Checker

Elite Zumo vs Tacx NEO 3M

Quick answer

Both the Elite Zumo and the Tacx NEO 3M are direct-drive trainers that accept the common road and MTB axles. The Elite Zumo (1350 W, ±3%, $699) offers Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide); the Tacx NEO 3M (2200 W, ±1%, $1999.99) offers Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), SRAM XD Driver Body, SRAM XDR Driver Body and Campagnolo. Use the checker below to see which fits your exact bike.

Specs side by side

Elite ZumoTacx NEO 3M
Drive typeDirect driveDirect drive
Factory model code—010-02808
Axle standards130 mm quick-release, 135 mm quick-release and 12 × 142 mm thru-axle130 mm quick-release, 135 mm quick-release, 12 × 142 mm thru-axle and 12 × 148 mm Boost thru-axle
Thru-axle adapterIncludedIncluded
Freehub (in box)Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide)Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide)
Freehub optionsShimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide)Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), SRAM XD Driver Body, SRAM XDR Driver Body and Campagnolo
CassetteSold separatelyShimano/SRAM HG 11-speed (11-28T) pre-installed
Max cassette speed11-speed12-speed
Virtual shiftingNoYes
ProtocolsANT+PLUS, ANT+FEC, BLUETOOTHANT+PLUS, ANT+FEC, BLUETOOTH
Power accuracy±3%±1%
Max power1350 W2200 W
Max gradient12%25%
Flywheel4.2 kgElectromagnetic (no flywheel)
MSRP$699$1999.99
StatusDiscontinuedCurrent

Which fits your bike — Elite Zumo or Tacx NEO 3M?

29Drops straight in3Fits with parts1Not supported

Frequently asked questions

Both accept the same common road and MTB axles, so the deciding factor is the freehub for your cassette: the Elite Zumo offers Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), while the Tacx NEO 3M offers Shimano/SRAM HG (HyperGlide), SRAM XD Driver Body, SRAM XDR Driver Body and Campagnolo. Run your drivetrain through the checker to see which is a clean drop-in.