Originally Posted by
CdCf
No, he meant kilowatthours. Multiplication, not division.
160 W for two hours = 2 x 160 watthours (Wh) = 320 Wh = 0.32 kWh
I think the poster meant that the average rider could do 100-200 Watts per hour -- that is, a person could comfortably output 100 to 200 Watts continously for an hour or two. Wrong units, yes; but right concept. Most riders could not kick out 320W for an hour, but they could do 100W for 3.2 hours -- both are 0.32kWh.