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Breedon

Legendary Member
you watch the big bumper book of excuses come out for the next few days !
tenerife - ha - rumbled !
I presume you'll be there ^_^
 

Breedon

Legendary Member
I’ll be doing laps of Regent’s Park anti-clockwise. Trying to remember a happier time, when my testicals weren’t trying to escape the cold by foraging for a new life up my bunghole!

Good thing I’m not bitter ain’t it!? ^_^
Isn't that what happens when you're on a freezing cold building site with freezing cold hands and then you need a wee I'm like where the fk are you :laugh:
 

Aleman

Knees are FUBAR but I don't like to mention it
Location
Blackpool UK
Not sure I agree with this article completely, Indeed I would put temperature and overheating ahead of trainer type, in being the most important difference between FTP when outdoors and Indoors. .... Evan a cheapy BKool wheel on Smart trainer simulates momentum. From what I've learned when studying mt pedaling dynamics from the vectors is that although 'Peak' force is applied between 1 to 5 in the cycle, I still get significant force from 11 though to about half 7 ... Indoors and out.

Food for though though ... best if you read the article before commenting though :rofl:
 

si_c

Guru
Location
Wirral
Not sure I agree with this article completely, Indeed I would put temperature and overheating ahead of trainer type, in being the most important difference between FTP when outdoors and Indoors. .... Evan a cheapy BKool wheel on Smart trainer simulates momentum. From what I've learned when studying mt pedaling dynamics from the vectors is that although 'Peak' force is applied between 1 to 5 in the cycle, I still get significant force from 11 though to about half 7 ... Indoors and out.

Food for though though ... best if you read the article before commenting though :rofl:
I didn't notice much of a difference with my Tacx Flow in terms of power between indoors and outdoors, but the Flux feels harder to pedal for the same watts as outdoors. Normally I can hold 280-320 range easily enough but yesterdays race was really really hard. Now that could of course be in part related to nutrition or fatigue. I'm going to rest up and test against my power meter this weekend.
 

Breedon

Legendary Member
Not sure I agree with this article completely, Indeed I would put temperature and overheating ahead of trainer type, in being the most important difference between FTP when outdoors and Indoors. .... Evan a cheapy BKool wheel on Smart trainer simulates momentum. From what I've learned when studying mt pedaling dynamics from the vectors is that although 'Peak' force is applied between 1 to 5 in the cycle, I still get significant force from 11 though to about half 7 ... Indoors and out.

Food for though though ... best if you read the article before commenting though :rofl:
I don't have a clue about anything like that but.......
 

<Tommy>

Illegitimi non carborundum
Location
Camden, London
If you think you had a rough time deciding which bike to feature...Berty's computer probably took 20 minutes just to re order the spreadsheet by color.

To be fair it took him 19 of those minutes choosing which buttin to hit...

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berty bassett

Legendary Member
Location
I'boro
Not sure I agree with this article completely, Indeed I would put temperature and overheating ahead of trainer type, in being the most important difference between FTP when outdoors and Indoors. .... Evan a cheapy BKool wheel on Smart trainer simulates momentum. From what I've learned when studying mt pedaling dynamics from the vectors is that although 'Peak' force is applied between 1 to 5 in the cycle, I still get significant force from 11 though to about half 7 ... Indoors and out.

Food for though though ... best if you read the article before commenting though :rofl:
Haven’t read the article yet but would say the apprentice is better than i’m a celebrity
 
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