Thanks Tommy but i can easily order products from CRC for example, i have order products from there many times and from other web stores too. I think one reason higher prices in Finland is because people order lot of products from internet and Finnish stores can't compete them, prices stays high. For now i just want to have product little bit faster, that's why i order it from here. Next time i order from somewhere else. In Germany Bike24 hydro lube cost 15,99€ too.
Just done a interval workout on Zwift. Out of interest (I know, not really interesting, but I do ride my bike in a garage), I put on my vector 2's to compare the power readings against the Kickr.
The session consisted of:
10 min warmup at 170W
5 sets of 4mins at 285W with 2 mins at 170W
I've not done a thorough analysis, but....
During the warmup, the Kickr appeared to report 10-20W more than the vector 2's
Once the power kicked in and the Kickr got warm, it was under-reporting by 10-20W (for both the 285W and 170W intervals).
In total over the whole 40min session, the average power reported by my Kickr was 226W and Vector 2's was 235W.
Not very scientific but I may have to start using my vector 2's with Zwift!
I performed a factory spindown after the session and will redo the exercise soon to see if that makes any difference.
No excuses for you next week then AndyIt was never going to be my type of course. Far too many climbing ft. The >10% saw gaps grow massively. I know my place
I did something similar yesterday Kickr18/Vector3's. Today on the workout I did the readings were very gear selection dependant. Because the workout was asking for two seperate cadences at very similar powers 185w@60rpm and 190w@90rpm. I found I had to drop 2 cogs to maintain a similar power on the 185w sections for some reason. I'm not sure how far out my V3's are reading but free riding the kickr/vectors are very similar, it is only in erg mode I seem to see this shift.Just done a interval workout on Zwift. Out of interest (I know, not really interesting, but I do ride my bike in a garage), I put on my vector 2's to compare the power readings against the Kickr.
The session consisted of:
10 min warmup at 170W
5 sets of 4mins at 285W with 2 mins at 170W
I've not done a thorough analysis, but....
During the warmup, the Kickr appeared to report 10-20W more than the vector 2's
Once the power kicked in and the Kickr got warm, it was under-reporting by 10-20W (for both the 285W and 170W intervals).
In total over the whole 40min session, the average power reported by my Kickr was 226W and Vector 2's was 235W.
Not very scientific but I may have to start using my vector 2's with Zwift!
I performed a factory spindown after the session and will redo the exercise soon to see if that makes any difference.
Just done a interval workout on Zwift. Out of interest (I know, not really interesting, but I do ride my bike in a garage), I put on my vector 2's to compare the power readings against the Kickr.
The session consisted of:
10 min warmup at 170W
5 sets of 4mins at 285W with 2 mins at 170W
I've not done a thorough analysis, but....
During the warmup, the Kickr appeared to report 10-20W more than the vector 2's
Once the power kicked in and the Kickr got warm, it was under-reporting by 10-20W (for both the 285W and 170W intervals).
In total over the whole 40min session, the average power reported by my Kickr was 226W and Vector 2's was 235W.
Not very scientific but I may have to start using my vector 2's with Zwift!
I performed a factory spindown after the session and will redo the exercise soon to see if that makes any difference.
Our Neos work out the power after the drive train losses so we’re at a disadvantage to the guys using power pedals sadly
You can also select from Zwift settings power display instant or 3 second avg. I have assume that power source is using that setting. I believe that 3 sec avg is a common way.
Somehow i thought that too, i guess we can say that is bit of useless feature?.
It is only helpful when on training without using ERG mode IMO.
