AeroPod, PowerPod and Newton

Ditto for my IAero and powertap . This little fellow has really come of age.

Outstanding upgrades.
Thanks to the entire Ibike team.

Michael

My bad,

look in your "ibike 2 for windows'' directory , its there under release notes

try http://www.ibikesports.com/

Cool,

but a few request on the data. Can they be posted after hitting the auto analyze button, so that cda, and other numbers are filled in.

they download ok, but could be tidy if saved as csv file for download, not open in browser then saved.

Maybe some wko files would be nice. NP etc..

will the crank be offered for sale thru ibike?

Best fix for flat spokes is to drop by a Raidoshack and pick up the small ceramic super magnets. Epoxy or superglue onto the spoke.

I would suggest doing a coast down in the riding position of drops or hoods, whatever takes up most of the ride. When you climb aero becomes less of an issue because of the lower climbing speed and the ibike pretty much nails power on hills.

yes, TT position , numbers in the screen shot that are cool are the 2cm increment moves up or down on stem and the resulting change in cdA as measured in the wind tunnel.

http://biketechreview.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2093 As far as TD's watts using .217 CdA, .004 Crr and other generalizations like 3 secs for turning/etc and a slight 2mph quartering crosswind it matches spot on with his time of 4:11. TD = Tom Danielson . follow the link to saris for the video. Sort...

Here is a link to some data from the Tour of California https://www.trainingpeaks.com/sites/pre ... ngdata.asp

just click on any day to see a ride graph

There is a lot of good information about forces on a rider available at http://www.analyticcycling.com

it's now possible to do this with new software we've developed.

would be nice if you post that software on the ibike site for download by registered owners

Best way to upload some of the data is just copy and paste. Peak 20min (228 watts): Duration: 20:00 Work: 274 kJ TSS: 29.5 (intensity factor 0.942) Norm Power: 245 VI: 1.07 Distance: 10.013 km Elevation Gain: 46 m Elevation Loss: 50 m Grade: -0.0 % (-4 m) Min Max Avg Power: 0 511 228 watts Speed: 0 ...

What sort of interval are you looking at for peak power? When you yank on the bars for a sprint you will be increasing tilt and thus max power reading. Now if your seated 1minute sprint power of 1400 watts at 150 rpm is off, then there is cause for concern. Hit 800 watts for 3 minutes and you can wi...