Thread: Power Meters
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Old 10-27-15 | 01:10 PM
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dalava
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Originally Posted by dalava
Do you use them? If so, what kind and how, and what does it do for you in terms of achieving your goal?

I've been using it for a few years, and now just put one on my daughter's bike. She, a triathlete first and cyclist second, and I, just a cyclist, are using it very differently.
BTW, I've recently installed a Stages (DA9000) which replaced the PowerTap SL+ hub based power meter. During the transition, I had them both on it and I paired the Stages to my iPhone (using BT) and check the numbers between the two. They were very close with Stages about 2% lower on most rides and just a tad higher on climbing. All in all, I would say they are close enough to be the same.

My daughter has the PT C1 chainrings on a Rotor 3D. It's nice because it's double sided. Installation was very easy but you do need to take out the crankset out of the bottom bracket to install. I also did a check between the PT C1 and PT SL+ wheel. The numbers came out almost to be identical; it's probably not surprising given they using the same software from PT.
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