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Old 05-26-10 | 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by fa63
Nice review. I think it is a great training tool as long as people realize the limitations of the unit. I might pick up the cheap version just to get real-time power estimates (I want a new cyclo-computer anyways).
But the cheap version really isn't a training tool. Being able to see your current power, with no ability to put it in Cyclingpeaks WKO, or similar software, is not going to be useful for training.

It's essentially a toy. If you want an actual training tool, the cheapest options are a used PT, or the competitive cyclist deal.
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