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With the inRide, Are you able to calibrate or at least retain calibration settings using Zwift?
Very interested in the inRide, but the calibration feature is an important one, otherwise don't see how it would be any more accurate then zPower, which I'm currently using? since there will still be the variables of tension knob, tire pressure etc.

Waiting to learn more, and still seems like they are working things out both from Zwift and Kinetic devs....otherwise would rather save $100, and put it towards a real Power Meter.


Originally Posted by dr_lha
FYI I just had a chance to try Zwift with the new Bluetooth support (needs iPhone app), and was able to successfully pair it to my HR strap, cadence meter, and perhaps more importantly, my Kurt Kinetic inRide power meter pod. So for the first time, I'm actually able to propel myself down the road in Zwift (I have no ANT+ dongle). It requires some steps as it's in Beta, but it looks like Zwift will soon support this setup well.

Caveat about the inRide: I tried it with the v1 pod. The v2 pods (which presumably come included in the new trainers) may not work.
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