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Old 10-19-17, 06:45 PM
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RChung
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Originally Posted by Doge
I bought one of these CVT/infinite gear bikes for tooling around on and kid's school commute. The bike was heavy and not fun to ride, but changing gear ratio was a very easy turn of the handle, like a motorcycle accelerator. I noticed (no power meter) that I was turning my wrist for little things where I may have just torqued through it.

I wonder if the data you see is not more just because the shift takes some mental energy/guess work and is often too big, where the rider can do a mini stomp on the pedal and get the same result.
Put some Vectors or P1's on your CVT bike and tell us what you find.
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