check out the article here discussing some of the features of both the hardware and software.
http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/10/ ... ter_145171
iBike Dash on Velonews
iBike Dash on Velonews
Boyd Johnson
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Re: iBike Dash on Velonews
Quote: "a system that calculates power based on the forces working against a rider, rather than measuring the actual force being put into the bike, is inherently less accurate"
Interesting that the author's bio on Twitter describes him as a "tech writer". Perhaps Mr. Fretz was out riding the day his Physics class discussed Newton and his pesky laws.
PJBoyle
Interesting that the author's bio on Twitter describes him as a "tech writer". Perhaps Mr. Fretz was out riding the day his Physics class discussed Newton and his pesky laws.
PJBoyle
Re: iBike Dash on Velonews
Yeah, it is both frustrating and tiresome.
We all know there is bias in political reporting; it would seem the same is true of technical reporting, too.
We all know there is bias in political reporting; it would seem the same is true of technical reporting, too.
John Hamann
Re: iBike Dash on Velonews
Yeah, I didn't read any real technological assessment or evaluation in that article. I suppose it just goes to show though that on Twitter, Facebook, and in some occupations, you can pretty much pretend to be whatever you want to be, even a 'tech writer'.
Nik
Nik