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Old 06-03-20, 09:06 AM
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RChung
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Originally Posted by Rides4Beer
I recently did two rides on our local 7 mile TT loop. Six laps, going hard, averaged 22.5mph on 32mm, and 22.8mph on 25mm, both GP5000s.
84 miles of riding. Well, thanks for that. I agree that it's hard to know exactly what's happening, but it's nice that you're trying.

Originally Posted by wgscott
Upper left. Yup, it is estimated, but the important thing is the number is, within experimental error, the same in both cases.
The power estimates come from the speed. The estimates are close to the same because the time was close to the same.

It comes pretty close to an ideal experiment in many ways. Presumably 10 repeats of each might give more robust statistics
I'm not sure it's "pretty close to an ideal experiment in many ways" at all. Nonetheless, Rides4Beer did 84 miles of riding. You're thinking 840 miles of riding will turn an unscientific comparison into a robust experiment? Hmmm. I'm not sure about that, either.
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