Exactly. Motor Output Power in Watt. But the Calorie counter measures Your power input via the torque sensor, at least You can derive Your average Watt input by:
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You can physically turn the chain ring backwards, there’s a trick where you stick and Allen wrench into one of the bolts on the chain ring, rotate the crank backwards until rests on the Allen wrench and it will turn the chain ring and chain in reverse allowing you to lube the classic way.
Have you opened the battery? Samsung 21700-50E should be installed there. Have you driven 76km up and down?Yesterday torture ride, this CEF50 and Bafang M820 ride flawlessly. Arrive at home with 16% battery left.
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Head to head climbing with Shimano EP8 at 24% gradient 😍
Bafang M820 use level 4 of 5Shimano EP8 use trail levelyoutube.com
no open, I trust them about battery quality. Can ride above 100km with 1000m elevation.
Trust, but check
When I opened the dengfu 720w battery, I was also surprised. I was told and it was written Samsung. But there were LG cells inside
Is this what’s causing the excessive creaking? I’ve done about 6 rides now and it has gotten increasingly creaky.For the big hitters and Enduro peeps. I did some baby jumps and drops recently and still seems to problem-free after about 7 rides with the 210x55 rear shock = 165 mm travel. Got 180 mm Zeb. Both dialed in now!
I recommended double checking the linkage bolt tightness...SZZS did not, repeat did not, use blue loctite on any of my frame threads.
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For me creaking did indicate a loose bolt...until I did the full loctite.
Did you do all your bolts and is there torque settings on the bolts?
The linkage has torque settings listed in the bolt heads. With the shock and motor mounts it's by feel
I just bought a canyon torque
n, canyon didn’t use loctite either and bolts came loose. Crazy creaking was the motor creaking against the mounts. I didn’t realize it until two bolts came out. Lost one found the other. When I got home took them all out one by one and added loctite blue to each of them. Creaking was gone right away and hasn’t returned.I like 245 better. The buttons of 245 are smaller than those of 181. There is no need to connect the phone, all the information is on the display. Most importantly, the 245 has a usb-c output.
What are you able to do with the axs connected to the garmin?
The transfer is shown in the upper right corner. You can also watch the battery charge. If in the future it will be possible to connect an electric bike, it will be very interesting.
That yellow one looks great.
I went down the road on riding with power. I've concluded that it applies more directly to road cycling. Mainly because the amount of time you spend turning the cranks to move the bike is much higher than that of a mountain bike. Also descents on road bikes vs mtb, are much shorter and less strenuous, more of rest than an effort like it is on a mountain bike. As a result I think calories burned by measuring your heart rate in different zones is more assisted for mtb. It also allows me to know what kind of calories I burned, fat vs glycogen.Here are some explanations on what power meters are and why we want them.
Are Bike Power Meters Worth It? What you need to know - Trivelo Triathlon Blog
Are Bike Power Meters Worth It? In the first of a series of articles on power meters we provide a guide to using power meters.
4 Reasons to Own a Power Meter | TrainingPeaks
Many cyclists and triathletes have turned to power meters to help them improve. If you're still not sure about how a power meter can help you, these four reasons from coach Carrie McCusker will help you understand the value they provide.
12 reasons why you should buy, and use, a power meter
Why you should be measuring your wattage as you ride. Don't miss out on fitness – here's how using a power meter can boost your strengthroad.cc
I use Miranda on my M600...good cranks for the money. My Hopes are just overpriced vanity bling...but still worth it!
I looked for the mirandas in a 155mm. No dice. Ended up getting some FSAs. The offset looks fine I'll know for sure once it arrivesI use Miranda on my M600...good cranks for the money. My Hopes are just overpriced vanity bling...but still worth it!
Makes sense. Plus, can track overall continuous work performance on a graph with elevation gain and/or tech sections. So, good feedback for XC racers, in particular.
They're looking good!
