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Cycling Gear
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Cycling Gear That Works with Power Data
A practical guide to the cycling gear that works with power data, from wireless protocols to torque specs.
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Smart Trainers: How They Use and Record Power
What a smart trainer does with your effort, why direct drive and wheel-on units differ, and how calibration keeps indoor…
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Road Bike Pedal Types and Cleat Systems
A plain guide to road bike pedal types: three-bolt versus two-bolt cleats, float, release tension and how to choose a…
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Indoor Cycling Apps That Read Your Watts
How indoor cycling apps receive watts from a power meter or smart trainer, how to pair them, and how FTP…
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Heart Rate Straps and Power: Using Both
Power shows the work you do; heart rate shows what it costs. Learn how to set heart rate zones and…
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Picking a Bike Computer to Display Power
How to pick a head unit for your power meter: protocol match, useful data fields, pairing checks and buying questions.
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Why a Torque Wrench Matters for Crank Work
A crank arm carries your full pedalling load. Here is why a torque wrench matters, which published ranges apply, and…
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ANT+ or Bluetooth: Connecting Your Sensors
How ANT+ and Bluetooth differ for power meters, heart rate straps and trainers, and how to pick the right link…
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Do You Need a Separate Cadence Sensor?
Most crank-based power meters already report cadence. Here is when a separate cadence sensor is still worth buying.