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I doubt the rider strava-ed his ride. He was too busy looking at his reflection whenever he passed a window. |
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Sad! |
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I don't understand why. |
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Besides, it is only 105 in euros. That's a lot better. PS: Those 170 euro Uniqlo-ripoff pants seriously DO annoy me. |
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I actually dont even have an active Zwift subscription right now. I saw that along with the $40/month plan, there was also a $10/month one - that would be great for me. All i need Zwift to do is basically run my workout for me while i was Netflix, and that is worth somewhere around this price to me. |
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I prefer to let Zwift get the power from my Wahoo, and then i manually adjust the percentage during each interval so that my actual power, as read by the Quarq, falls in the desired range. My head unit records the power from my Quarq, which goes into my Training Peaks, and the Zwift workout is saved and subsequently ignored. It's obviously a big improvement from my old Kurt Kinetic days when i just attached my bike, switched on the TV and rode... :) |
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Ugggh, prior to seeing this post I'd never heard of Rapha. I googled it. Never guess what I see in the browsers that aren't ad blocked now. Scariest part.... It's cross device. Not unique to Rapha, but unique enough case I know the exact origin of this creepy tracking instance. Not the thread itself, just that I googled something I never heard and now ads are served..... Now I'm wondering. Technically I don't google, kleenex common usage.. I often use Duck Duck Go, not that they're guaranteed to be what they promote, however I use bike forums across devices...
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