CeramicSpeed: Watt Savings, Drivetrain Efficiency, and Performance Optimization
CeramicSpeed components, utilizing low-friction ceramic bearings and oversized pulley wheel systems, can save approximately 1-2 watts for individual p...
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CeramicSpeed components, utilizing low-friction ceramic bearings and oversized pulley wheel systems, can save approximately 1-2 watts for individual p...
By Alex
W/kg on Zwift refers to a rider's power-to-weight ratio, calculated by dividing their instantaneous power output (in watts) by their body mass (in kil...
By Hart
Quarq power meters measure cadence as a fundamental component of their data collection, providing cyclists with crucial insights into their pedaling e...
By Alex
A "good" torque effectiveness (TE) score typically falls within the 60-80% range for most cyclists, indicating efficient power transfer thro...
By Hart
Engaging calves in cycling involves specific adjustments to pedaling technique, foot position, and understanding their role in the pedal stroke, prima...
By Jordan
For a beginner cyclist, Functional Threshold Power (FTP) typically ranges from 150 to 200 watts, or approximately 2.0 to 2.5 watts per kilogram (W/kg)...
By Hart
Clipless pedals do not directly add a fixed number of watts but enhance cycling efficiency and optimize muscle recruitment, leading to more consistent...
By Hart
Garmin Edge devices provide a reasonably accurate FTP estimate for many cyclists, especially with consistent high-quality data and maximal efforts, th...
By Jordan
Digging deep in cycling involves leveraging advanced physiological training, robust mental strategies, and intelligent pacing to sustain high-intensit...
By Alex