BikeMax

At the price - with no involvement in PT I would still have a PT on my bike. In fact I had a PT before I became involved - that is why I chose to get involved... The negatives are very important - it is what does NOT work that will piss you off once you have bought the device.

Popeye - this may be helpful; http://lists.topica.com/lists/iBikeProPowerMeter/read/ Peter

Lets put it like this then - the Ibike is an indirect measure of power as opposed to a direct measure (such as SRM, PT, Ergomo) In terms of Ibike being as accurate as PT when the calibration conditions are the same - the calibration conditions are a fundamental variable when riding (weight, draft, smotthness of road etc) and so this statement is largely meaningless when making a comparison of the two.

Thanks, credit must go to Adrian at Bicycle Power Trading as he spent many hours on it.

Full comparison of all power meter son the market - function based... http://www.bikemaxpower.com/upload/name/58/Power_Meter_Comparison.pdf

A "chilled" one of course...

Chill - you're going to give yourslef a coronary..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq2DrdPFfZw Made me think of Marius..

I felt that the way I have posted it on the BikeMaxPower site is of more use due to the fact that I have identified the key durations in w/kg and also the key climbs - without a riders weight these numbers don't mean that much. It is quicker to copy and paste as you request but I am trying to give some meaning to the figures too.

I have posted some figures for three riders from Sunday's race - for you power junkies check them out on my blog at ; www.bikemaxpower.com

Now that realtime tracking tool of mine could make sense? Has had as lot of joy out of it - shout if anyone wants to give it a try! Thanks - will keep it in mind.

I rode hard as hell for 2 hours then left it to Doug (who won) Now my kids want me to play running and jumping games and I am not enjoying them...