Hi ppusers and velocomp,
I am curious about issue caused by powerpod misalignment either too high or too low due to the type of mounts and handlebar configurations. Since its a portable unit if switch bikes this might generate issues eg. calibration, data accuracy etc.
Currently, am using a water level ruler to measure my front mount by using the device word "POWERPOD" as a reference line in parallel to a level surface. Am unsure this is the right method. Would appreciate your feedback and whether velocomp can maybe print an alignment line on the device to simplify the installation process.
Thanks, all.
Powerpod alignment
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