So I'm going to jump on the power band-wagon, the question is... which one?
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theShiba posted 18 weeks ago.
This is the one I use...
Oh, you mean THAT kind of power meter? Well, I'm no help then.
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J.Michael posted 18 weeks ago.
I'm contemplating adding a powermeter to my training program.
The guys at my LBS are going to let me ride their CycleOps PowerTap SL 2.4 during a few of our training rides in the comming weeks.
I'm leaning towards that setup as, it's wireless and I train with different bikes. (tri/road)
All I'd have to do is change out my regular wheel with the supplied wheel and strap on the computer and roll.
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tsilcyc posted 18 weeks ago.
Lots of people like the PT 2.4, I don't think you can go wrong with it... especially with two bikes.
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cjhoffmn posted 18 weeks ago.
I got a PT 2.4 this year and really love it. The unit itself is great, very easy to use, easy to deal with the data. It's changed my training and riding completely.
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Tri_it_out posted 18 weeks ago.
theShiba wrote:
This is the one I use...
Oh, you mean THAT kind of power meter? Well, I'm no help then.
Nice one, Where do I plug in? I bet you could rig something up.
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kylie posted 18 weeks ago.
I use a PT 2.4 SL as well and really like it. I use it on my road and tri bikes, and it is really easy to switch between them and get going. And I had it built into a good wheel for training and for putting a wheelcover on and racing with.
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theShiba posted 18 weeks ago.
Tri_it_out wrote:
Nice one, Where do I plug in? I bet you could rig something up.
It depends on whether you want Volts, Ohms, or Amperes.
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jess1 posted 18 weeks ago.
Has anybody tried the Polar CS600, different power meter that doesn't use a hub. Curious to see what people think of it. Similar price to the powertap pro.
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So I've read about 50 articles all claiming power training is the way to go. If you use one, or know someone who does, I'd like to know your opinion!
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