Instructions for installing Zwift frame/cog state the axle should be tightened to 15NM. If I go that tight, the chain tensioner drops when I pedal backwards. I used the 142m adapter - didn’t use a washer or additional rings. If I loosen the axle things work find except then the bike wobbles a bit over the rear axle. Any thoughts anyone? thanks…
Did you install the spin cap on the right side of the trainer? That’s a common reason for binding problems.
See item #7 in this article
thanks Paul - I’m using the Garmin Tacx NEO 2T (not Wahoo) - but yes I did install the 142mm adapter on the non-drive side. on the drive side I inserted the axle through the Zwift cog - can’t seem to find the drive side adapter - if that’s what’s missing…
Oh whoops sorry
Garmin has a video that shows the end caps that need to be installed on both sides. Check this to confirm…
ok so on this YouTube video “Multi Trainer Zwift Cog Set Up” (I can’t send a link) at 1:55 it talks about replacing the cap which was taken off earlier to remove the cassette - but I don’t seem to have one and the Neo 2T didn’t come with a cassette installed…
bingo! got it to work - found the missing cap (it’s black - not silver)… now works a treat. thanks Paul…
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