I heard abt the stiffer the bike, the lesser the energy will be lost thru your effort in peddling.
Assuming all things being equal, same rider, same wind direction, same wheel size, same road, etc. Below an example:
Assuming peddling at 90 rpm at gear 7 on a less stiffer bike, wheel rotates “x†no. of revolution/min and bike travels a distance of 700m/min. As compare with similar peddling at 90 rpm on a stiffer bike at gear 7, can I assume wheel should also rotates the same “x†nos. of rev/min that will result in the same distance travel of 700m.
I like to know how energy lose comes into play.
Assuming all things being equal, same rider, same wind direction, same wheel size, same road, etc. Below an example:
Assuming peddling at 90 rpm at gear 7 on a less stiffer bike, wheel rotates “x†no. of revolution/min and bike travels a distance of 700m/min. As compare with similar peddling at 90 rpm on a stiffer bike at gear 7, can I assume wheel should also rotates the same “x†nos. of rev/min that will result in the same distance travel of 700m.
I like to know how energy lose comes into play.