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4iiii Precision Power Meter In-Depth Review

www.dcrainmaker.com/2015/12/4iiii-precision-review.html

For indoor tests, I’d usually place it onto a trainer that supported rear wheel usage (generally the CompuTrainer, so I could keep the PowerTap hub on the bike).

PowerTap C1 Chainring Power Meter In-Depth Review

www.dcrainmaker.com/2015/12/powertap-chainring-review.html

For indoor tests, I’d usually place it onto a trainer that supported rear wheel usage (generally the CompuTrainer, so I could keep the PowerTap hub on the bike).

75 Seconds to Evaporation

www.dcrainmaker.com/2009/07/75-seconds-to-evaporation.html

The CompuTrainer drivers the watts, I’m just along for the ride.

Double duty – a week of workouts in the world of me

www.dcrainmaker.com/2009/02/double-duty-week-of-workouts-in-world.html

I also finished up the day with a short midnight mile run to recalibrate my recently returned Garmin 305, and then did a short trainer ride in an unsuccessful attempt to fix an issue with the CompuTrainer.Tuesday: Normally the snow and freezing rain would have thrown my usual Tuesday run for a bit of a loop.

Verve Infocrank Power Meter In-Depth Review

www.dcrainmaker.com/2015/11/verve-infocrank-review.html

For indoor tests, I’d place it onto a trainer that supported rear wheel usage (generally the CompuTrainer, so I could keep the PowerTap hub on the bike).

Interbike Exhibition Day 2 Overview

www.dcrainmaker.com/2010/09/interbike-exhibition-day-2-overview.html

In the meantime – here’s a brief glimpse into everything I did yesterday… First up was a pow-wow with the folks from RacerMate – who make the CompuTrainer and their new software suite called RacerMate One.

BKOOL Wireless ANT+ Trainer In-Depth Review

www.dcrainmaker.com/2012/12/bkool-wireless-ant-trainer-in-depth-review.html

the CompuTrainer), so doing so in a less scientific manner than those testing entities is a bit silly.

Tacx Flux Trainer In-Depth Review

www.dcrainmaker.com/2016/12/tacx-flux-trainer-depth-review.html

That wording is actually somewhat funny, because if one applied the same ‘rules’ to something like the well-known CompuTrainer, they’d find virtually the same thing.

Night Rider

www.dcrainmaker.com/2009/08/night-rider.html

Including a 25 sets of 30x30 on the CompuTrainer…at 415 watts.

Packed and ready to roll…and run…and that swim thing.

www.dcrainmaker.com/2009/04/packed-and-ready-to-rolland-runand-that.html

The official plan is “quickly build to a very hard effort (167 to 170)”, which, based on this week’s CompuTrainer intervals, is about a 320 watt output.

Tuesday Tidbits – February Edition

www.dcrainmaker.com/2009/02/tuesday-tidbits-february-edition.html

Wednesday or Thursday I’ll be publishing a full review of the CompuTrainer.

Wattbike Proton Smart Bike In-Depth Review

www.dcrainmaker.com/2024/09/wattbike-proton-smart-bike-in-depth-review.html

This hails back from the CompuTrainer days (or at least, that’s the first time I ever saw it), and is often shown by companies to demonstrate that they have higher-speed data coming from the pedals/resistance unit.

Friday Tidbits: First Garmin FR910XT Swim Workout, Timex Run Trainer & TACX Trainer arrival

www.dcrainmaker.com/2011/10/friday-tidbits-first-garmin-fr910xt.html

Last but not least, on the list of things arriving – I’ve finally (almost) got the TACX trainer (it’s just like a CompuTrainer…but with fancier software and full ANT+ compatibility).

Spring has sprung–and some first thoughts on the Basis watch

www.dcrainmaker.com/2013/03/spring-sprungand-thoughts.html

The CompuTrainer has this if you just use calibration mode (it removes all resistance) to swap back and forth.

Zwift’s New Workout Mode: First workout overview

www.dcrainmaker.com/2015/10/zwifts-workout-mode.html

Now in my case I was riding on the Tacx NEO, which is an electronically controlled trainer (like the Wahoo KICKR, PowerBeam Pro, CompuTrainer and many others).

Timex Cycle Trainer 2.0 GPS In-Depth Review

www.dcrainmaker.com/2012/06/timex-cycle-trainer-20-gps-in-depth.html

I’m on a trainer, which means the data is inherently even more stable than outdoors, further, it’s a CompuTrainer – so the wattage is actually hard-set, meaning that the only fluctuations are pretty minimal.

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