Can the powerpod be used for mountainbiking?
How does the powerpod deal with different surfaces? Riding in sticky mud, sand, gravel or road takes a different wattage to achieve the same groundspeed. How can the powerpod be accurate?
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- by Jimmyvlb
- Fri May 06, 2016 4:19 pm
- Forum: PowerPod
- Topic: Powerpod on a mountainbike?
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