Old 11-27-16 | 07:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Lightchop
Really? I sort of thought that might be the case for power meter. But I cant figure how it determines cadence with no other hardware?

And do you use Zwift? Or can you recommend anything else? There are a ton of apps that appear to be supported here (Wahoo App Comparison Chart)

And on the cassette - in fact I too have an 8-speed. But I saw somewhere that it came with spacers to make it work. Is that not the case? My derailer is only 9 speed so going to 11-speed would be another cost I'd need to factor in.

Thanks.
Crank based power meters use inertia switches to sense revolutions. Pedals may as well but I dunno for sure. Wheel based has no way of knowing due to gear changes.
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