I am considering investing in a PowerTap.
- I have been using HR based training for the last 3 years
- I purchased a polar S725 and power module last year and spent more time trying to get the power module to work correctly than training with it-
- The polar unit was fiddly to set up
- Didnt work on a trainer
- Kept dropping out during road rides
- Gave inconsistent power results
How much better is a PowerTap and will I spend as much time messing around trying to get it to work?
I am looking to buy second hand as I cant afford a new one but which model should I get? What should I look out for when buying?
Is the PT software any good or should I just et cycling peaks from the off?
I ride a great deal on the turbo due to work and family commitments and 2 wheels 1 for road and 1 for turbo with a turbo specific tyre. I have 2 bikes race and training with different wheels.
How does everyone else manage this situation? i.e. run the same tyre on turbo and road?
Do you bother with PowerTap on your race bike?
Sorry for so many questions ;-)
- I have been using HR based training for the last 3 years
- I purchased a polar S725 and power module last year and spent more time trying to get the power module to work correctly than training with it-
- The polar unit was fiddly to set up
- Didnt work on a trainer
- Kept dropping out during road rides
- Gave inconsistent power results
How much better is a PowerTap and will I spend as much time messing around trying to get it to work?
I am looking to buy second hand as I cant afford a new one but which model should I get? What should I look out for when buying?
Is the PT software any good or should I just et cycling peaks from the off?
I ride a great deal on the turbo due to work and family commitments and 2 wheels 1 for road and 1 for turbo with a turbo specific tyre. I have 2 bikes race and training with different wheels.
How does everyone else manage this situation? i.e. run the same tyre on turbo and road?
Do you bother with PowerTap on your race bike?
Sorry for so many questions ;-)