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The SRM comes with SRMWin software, which is used to configure and download data from the PowerControl 7 head unit. The SRM does not offer left-side/rightside power readings it adds 80 g to the regular Dura-Ace 7900 crankset, a fairly minimal penalty. The measured wattage was inline with the other units within the test. The SRM meter I tested operated flawlessly in all weather conditions there wasn’t a single signal dropped during the test period. Once the cell is drained, you must send the whole unit back to SRM, who will replace the battery and calibrate the unit. Unlike the other units in this review, you cannot replace the battery yourself. The battery of the SRM is rated for 1,400 hours, nearly two years for the average rider. While this meter worked with a set of Shimano Dura-Ace 7900 cranks, SRM has systems that work with SRAM, Campagnolo and aftermarket options, such as FSA and Rotor. Once installed, the SRM pairs easily with the company’s own PowerControl 7 head unit, as well as any other ANT+-compatible units. You will need to be comfortable installing cranks, as well as adjusting derailleur cables. The competent home mechanic will find the installation has a medium level of difficulty, but is straightforward. Located in the crankarm spider, the SRM uses eight strain gauges to measure torque and cadence to calculate power readings.

SRM is the first bicycle power meter and has become a benchmark for others. I also ran several power meters on the same bike simultaneously whenever possible. In each case, I zeroed the power meter manually at startup. Furthermore, if you want to ride better this summer, you’ll want to start training with power now.įor this review, I took five of the most common power meters and tested them from May to the end of November. And it is an investment as its price starts at roughly $1,000. For anyone who is interested in improving, whether racing at an amateur level, training for a gran fondo or even a cycling holiday, a power meter is arguably the best investment one can make. Tracking and comparing of your adaptation to training, along with hard work, are some of the keys to long-term improvement.

Power is an objective measure of your effort and allows for accurate comparison of your workouts over time. The 200 watts you did today are the same as the 200 watts you did three months ago regardless of your heart rate or the conditions in which you were riding. Power, on the other hand, is a consistent measure of the work done by you. One too many espressos at the mid-ride coffee stop can put your heart rate through the roof. Heart rate is a good indicator of how hard you are working, but is affected by many factors, such as your level of fitness, level of fatigue and even the temperature. You can go slower on a windy day while working much harder. You can use other metrics to gauge your ability, such as speed, but it’s affected by wind and gradient. To review: a watt is a measure of the rate of work you do to propel you and your bike. It seems even the casual fan knows, at the very least, watts are a common currency. The mention of power and watts passed without followup from Andreu for the general audience. Horner said he had pushed more than 300 watts just to keep up on the final climb.

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Just watch out for what it does to your Training Peaks power curves.After Stage 8 of last year’s Tour de France, in which Sky Pro Cycling methodically shelled the entire peloton, RadioShack-Nissan rider Chris Horner was interviewed by Frankie Andreu for a post-mortem on what happened that day. For XERT, HR2P is not a problem at all, even if you use it with your power meter. After 3 months, I finally looked closely at the Training Peaks data which no longer mirrors XERT data. So, if you use Training Peaks, after you calibrate HR2P against your power meter, you need to delete the HR2P data field or your Training Peaks Training load and power curves will be severely corrupted. But the graphs get truncated in TP at the NP you set in HR2P. I use it with a Quarq, and I get two power meter graphs in Training Peaks, with one being power and the other being right side power. But if you use it with a power meter to calibrate, your maximum power in Training peaks will be the avg power you set for using the data field without a heart rate monitor, even if you use it with a heart rate monitor. vívoactive® 3 Mercedes-Benz® Collection.quatix® 6X, quatix® 6X Solar, quatix® 6X Dual Power.fēnix® 6X Pro, fēnix® 6X Sapphire, fēnix® 6X Pro Solar, tactix® Delta Sapphire, quatix® 6X Solar, tactix® Delta Solar, tactix® Delta Solar Ballistics.

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