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Old 05-11-25 | 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
I think for me it’s the perceived sense of speed. Mentally I know at X watts I should be going Y speed. When I encounter a head wind Y speed isn’t achieved so I end up dialing it up to get to Y speed.

But what the person said before me makes more sense.
I find one of the advantages of riding with a power meter is that when you can see your power output then you stop worrying about the resultant speed.
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