The Bushido is Tacx’s most advanced ergotrainer. This technically revolutionary design once more makes clear why Tacx is market leader when it comes to trainers. The Bushido is completely wireless, you don’t even need to plug it into an electric point. This allows fanatical cyclists to ride wherever they want, indoors and outdoors. Thanks to the Bushido demanding riders can train at high level and with scientific precision. That is why it is the favourite ergotrainer of the pro riders, who only want the best of the best.

Triathletes, mountainbikers and cyclists…
The Bushido is also very popular among other athletes. Triathletes use it intensely to prepare themselves for the highlights of their season, such as the Ironman in Hawaii. And mountainbikers simulate the steep climbs in the wild nature through the Bushido. Every fanatical athlete who wants to measure his own progress in a professional way, eventually falls for the Bushido.

Completely wireless
The wireless Bushido has a powerful brake system which offers a maximum resistance of 1400 Watt. The system, that is fully incorporated in the housing, consists of a motor brake and a 2 kg computer-driven flywheel. This helps you to obtain a supple pedal stroke on steep climbs.

The brake features a series of LED lights. The red lights light up when the power output is high; when the power output is low, the green lights are more visible. The lights move on the rhythm of your cadence. The balance indicator on the display helps you to find the balance in power during cycling, in order to reach a steady and efficient pedal stroke.

Bushido: To measure is to know
The Bushido has more to offer. The handlebar computer shows, through its graphical display, all the necessary training information, such as power output, heart rate, cadence, speed and time. The user-friendly Bushido menus allow you to start immediately. 99 Catalyst training programs for slope (-5 to +20%), power output or heart rate can be set in advance.

Ergotrainer

• Including Skyliner front wheel support
• Handlebar computer with graphic display (ANT+)
• Wireless communication between brake system and
• handlebar computer (ANT+)
• No need to plug it in; train wherever you want
• Cadence and balance measurement without sensors
• Satori frame with sturdy front legs
• Easy to assemble brake system
• Universal fit for wheels with diameter 600 to 710 mm
• Upgrade to Virtual Reality trainer with Upgrade i-Bushido (optional)

Stand-alone trainen

• Catalyst training programs with slope (-5 to +20%),
• power output or heart rate
• 99 programs can be set in advance
• Brake force can also be adjusted manually while Cycling

Electro brake

• Integrated brake system with powerful motor
• Maximum resistance 1400 Watt
• Supple pedal stroke on steep climbs through 2 kg flywheel with computer drive
• High power output at low cycling speed

Training parameters

Training	Free training or preset program with slope, power or heart rate
Program	40 programs with a maximum of 99 routes, based on time or distance
Time	between 10 seconds and 59 minutes
Distance	between 0.1 km and 99.9 km
Slope	between -5% and +20%
Power	between 10 Watt and 990 Watt
Heart rate	between 30 bpm and 230 bpm
Opponents	1 opponent
Average speed	may be modified in 0,1 km/h increments
Users	maximum of 8 (name: weight; sex; length; d.o.b.)

General parameters

HF receptions	analogue and ANT
Language	English, German, Dutch, French, Spanish and Italian
Clock / date	24 hour clock
Weight	kg or lbs
Speed	km/h of m/ph
Consumption	kJoule
Sound	alarm signal heart rate limits and route transitions
Scale factor	80 to 120
Calibration	for accurate power display

Training information

Speed	current speed, maximum speed, average speed
Cadence	current candence, average cadence, maximum average
Power	current power, average power, maximum power, total consumption in kJoule
Heart rate	current heart rate, average heart rate, maximum heart rate
Position riders	stopwatch, ride-distance, total distance, position in relation to the opponent
Balance	indicator provides balance in power distribution
Program	graphic display of total program and per route
Memory	checking earlier, score on Bushido. If linked to a PC, then data logging per second.