200m whattbike
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martynwilson
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200m whattbike
is 200m on a whattbike in 12.2 seconds a good time
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CaseyClarke
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Re: 200m whattbike
No. It's modest. The top guys are sub 10 seconds for 200m on the Wattbike. I've done around 10.3 myself.
I saw a Martyn Wilson had added a 12.2 to the Concept 2 BikeErg rankings a few days ago. Was this you? Wattbike 200s are far faster than BikeErg 200s. The rankings are for BikeErg only.
I saw a Martyn Wilson had added a 12.2 to the Concept 2 BikeErg rankings a few days ago. Was this you? Wattbike 200s are far faster than BikeErg 200s. The rankings are for BikeErg only.
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martynwilson
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Re: 200m whattbike
sorry I made a mistake
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martynwilson
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Re: 200m whattbike
IS this the same on the pro whattbike , I got up to 48 mph on a gym bike was just wondering if this is a good speed to get to
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CaseyClarke
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Re: 200m whattbike
The only difference between Wattbike Trainer and Pro is the Pro is geared more stiffly.martynwilson wrote: ↑April 20th, 2019, 2:38 pmIS this the same on the pro whattbike , I got up to 48 mph on a gym bike was just wondering if this is a good speed to get to
You can't compare mph on one random gym bike to another. You need to look at watts and peak watts to make a better comparison. MPH on a static machine can be quite arbitrary anyway. It's really all about the watts, assuming they're accurate!
Go on a Wattbike and see how many watts you can average for say 30 seconds or 1 minute.