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Old 07-28-18 | 01:45 PM
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rubiksoval
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Originally Posted by bruce19
FWIW I have been tested on one of those Trek/Bontrager computerized machines that measure pedaling efficiency. At the time, I was in my late 60's. I was told that a "good recreational rider" can pedal at 60% efficiency. Then the fitter said, "You're doing 85% with no imbalance in legs. How are you doing that?" I said, "I've never had a trainer but I've used rollers for over 30 years." He replied, "Of course."
Okay. And what does that mean, exactly? That you're producing power for 85% of the pedal stroke? Per leg?

The numbers don't even make sense.
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