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Update firmware for Zwift Cog compatibility

Adryanx 10 months ago

Please Garmin, update Neo2T firmware for Zwift Cog compatibility.

Thanks

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Garmin-Clayton 1 month ago +3 verified

We are excited to share that firmware updates supporting virtual shifting in Zwift are now available.

By using a Tacx NEO 2T or 3M paired with Zwift Cog and Click, cyclists can enjoy smooth, silent virtual…
belmarion 5 months ago in reply to juergenleber +5

Hi, I have tried juergenleber's solution,
SHIFTR on github. The experience has been in two races and two freerides. In my case it has been very positive. No delay in gear shifting and resistance adjustment…
Trimetric 10 months ago +3

I’m a bit confused why Garmin has to do anything at all. Isn’t virtual gearing just Zwift sending different resistance levels to the trainer? I don’t think the control interface is that sophisticated.…
steppinrazr 8 months ago in reply to Garmin-Clayton +3

I'm using a neo 2 se and I am too concerned about virtual shifting.

I don't need the cog as I can just get a straight chainline with the cassette and would enjoy virtual shifting.

More and more brands…

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0 9608359 8 months ago in reply to steppinrazr

I tried to be patient and wait it out, but I decided that I really wanted a smart trainer (Zwift Cog compatible) for the winter season so yesterday I ordered the JetBlack Victory.

0 juergenleber 8 months ago

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0 9608359 8 months ago in reply to juergenleber

I read the info you provided on github, great work...

0 Trimetric 8 months ago

Did someone remove the post regarding the hardware bridge for adding virtual shifting? I don’t see it anymore.

If so, that’s pretty ridiculous and amazing work to the author. I might give it a try for sure.

0 steppinrazr 8 months ago in reply to Trimetric

Saw and read the post and github, the solution is awesome.

Though it may be out of my skill zone to do it but I'll keep the idea as a solution.

Best case scenario for the poster Garmin/Tacx or zwift offer to work on his solution and will end up selling a universal adapter to virtual shifting and he'll get due money.

Worst case scenario they erased his post and will negate all feasability and will never provide a solution themselves and will fight any 3rd party one.

Time will tell.

0 juergenleber 8 months ago in reply to steppinrazr

Yes - my post was "flagged by other users as inappropriate". I already submitted the form with a complaint to make the post visible again.

0 sgarnier31 8 months ago

I do agree.

0 Trimetric 8 months ago in reply to juergenleber

Haha, I'm sure it was. How inappropriate for someone to provide better support for the Neo 2T then Garmin themselves.

0 7678660 8 months ago in reply to Garmin-Clayton

Thanks Clayton but Garmin just needs to get on and do this one. Seriously frustrating for those who bought a Neo 2T.

0 1631351 8 months ago

I have an AC shoulder separation. It's my right shoulder so I was hoping i could use virtual shifting with my left hand. I'm in a sling for 6 to 8 weeks after surgery so I was very disappointed to learn my once high end tracx neo t2 doesn't support virtual shifting.