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Thanks for the quick reply. (by the way, when I said 'disappointed in TP' I meant to mean the range of software not the company) For me the line between post-ride analysis and future planning got blurred once PMC was introduced. (Actually even TSS, since one of the primary purposes of that is...

For the first time ever, I have to say I'm a bit disappointed with TrainingPeaks. This feels like version 2.5 not 3.0; a real shame at a point where (again, for the first time ever) I'm envisaging WKO+ not always being necessary. We'll shortly have the key metrics of TSS and IF on our Joule...

1. Kreuziger 2. Contador 3. Schleck

There isn't much to lose from having a disc on, they don't affect the handling of a bike much and don't add much weight. I'd definitely use a standard road race front wheel though - that's where all the handling comes in. I rode a relatively similar TT a few weeks ago, albeit about 2/3 of the...

No. UNICEF didn't pay for that advertising. Barça have them on their shirt as a good will gesture. I posted a link to a story about it in my message on the previous page.

Well Livestrong already has a low ratio of income:charitable spending, ie they already spend a higher proportion on administration and promotion than most charities do. They would argue that this is justified in terms of the total amount brought in and therefore the total amount that can be...

There's a decent point at the centre of this: the cycling (and general sports) media will build people up, salute them as heroes and happily repeat all their lies without question, but once they get caught then the same media will dance on their graves and tell us that they were the devil...

Is there actually a source for this other than repetitions of the Armstrong/Bruyneel report?

Here's hoping. But the problem is that they already have a load of non-sanctionable positives. And now they might have a load more. So what exactly would this change? People who follow cycling already know that he dopes; people that follow Armstrong will continue to say that the sneaky French...

:cool: Lance's sprinting put on hold due to new anti-doping regime: http://www.sharpenson.co.uk/blog/?p=532

No, you can change the recording interval without any problems. If you've used 2hrs already, then change it over and you've got 11hrs left at 2sec.

:D Funny how things move on - that's an argument people often use to say don't bother getting a powermeter.

Why? Well, potentially it makes it as least as good as the Garmin system and probably better. The Apple limits on third party app's running in the background will hamper it a bit, but maybe that will change soon. At the current rate of development for iPhone app's it will be interesting to see...

I'm struggling a bit with the wording here, because the article is focused on the aspect of the arrangement which is least interesting to me... but it certainly sounds like we can now get a link from a wireless PT (or SRM) to an iPhone or iPod touch. Anyone know if this is definitely the case...

guess what? More idiots trying to cloud the issue to distract from the central point, which is that Kimmage is right and Lance is lying. Critiques of the value of Kimmage's career or writing style, or who won the high-school debating society bash in California, are side issues of no importance...

'donation' cheque to the uci bounced?

Definitely the PT for a first timetrial. It's a difficult event to get right, and it'll take a few goes before you know how to pace yourself. The PT will at least give you a bit more of an idea about how much it's supposed to hurt (it's supposed to hurt a lot... but there are different degrees...

Cynical ******** is what it is.

Forget the doctors, forget the nurses, forget the scientists. We're sending in the A-team to fight the big-C. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Not quite. Go to trainingpeaks.com, there's an entirely web-based programme there that you can sign in to for free (there are add-on pay-for bits). There is a small free device downloader prog, you might need to put that on a memory stick to use it wherever you go, but it'll let you upload to...