Tacx

Tacx is an innovative company driven by a passion for sport and technology, as reflected in all departments, from purchasing to logistics. Since its establishment in 1957, Tacx has been deeply involved in cycling, leading to the production of high-quality bike parts, rollers for warm-up, and indoor bike trainers, eventually creating interactive trainers for more efficient training. The company prides itself on a history of inventing the future, exemplified by its groundbreaking products and state-of-the-art designs.

One of Tacx's notable achievements was connecting computer electronics to bike trainers in 2000, revolutionizing the way people train. In 2015, the company developed the NEO Smart, renowned for its accuracy, realism, power, and silence, alongside the innovative Magnum, the first treadmill for cycling. Notably, all Tacx products are entirely produced in the Netherlands, emphasizing the company's commitment to quality and innovation.

In 2019, Tacx was acquired by Garmin, further enhancing its technological capabilities and opening up new possibilities. As a family company spanning three generations of cycling enthusiasts, Tacx is committed to pushing the limits of what is technically possible, driven by a relentless pursuit of innovation.