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Hi all,
Hoping there might be someone out there with a power meter and also the Lifeline TT-02 Fluid Trainer.
I’ve bought the trainer and have been using it but would love to know roughly what kind of power I’m producing when using it. I have a speed sensor on my back wheel so know what speeds I’m ticking over at.
Someone has posted some readings at various speeds on wiggle but they seem a bit high to me? (See pic below)
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks all
Al -
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If you’re buying second hand it’s worth checking that the machine is capable of the correct amount of drag. Older models even set to ‘10’ on the fan on the side can’t provide the required resistance.
You can check this on the monitor by going into settings finding the ‘display drag’ (or some such wording) and taking a couple of firm strokes and you should be able to see what it can achieve.
Think of drag like gearing on a bike. High drag is like a high gear on a bike. -
This page has recently been updated and has some good info on big bikes:
https://www.cyclingabout.com/list-of-xxl-xxxl-bikes-for-tall-cyclists-62-63-64cm/ -
Hi all,
Hoping there might be someone out there with a power meter and also the Lifeline TT-02 Fluid Trainer.
I’ve bought the trainer and have been using it but would love to know roughly what kind of power I’m producing when using it. I have a speed sensor on my back wheel so know what speeds I’m ticking over at.
Someone has posted some readings at various speeds on wiggle but they seem a bit high to me?
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks all
Al -
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Have to have some long legs for this seat post:
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F124102588902 -
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That’s a very good idea. I’ll get setup and give it a try.
Thanks chez_jay!