Kickr app
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ratz
Wielder of the Rubber Mallet
Structured Training - http://TrainerRoad.com
Video Rides and Structure Training - https://my.virtualtraining.eu/login
Group Game Rides and Training - https://zwift.com
Fun video ride - Kinomap http://www.kinomap.com/apps/trainer
and the list goes on...
DcRainMaker is going to release, any day now, the new trainer app review....
https://www.dcrainmaker.com
Until then here's the old one that has everything you want to know about the old ones
https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2014/11/winter-trainer-depth.html
Video Rides and Structure Training - https://my.virtualtraining.eu/login
Group Game Rides and Training - https://zwift.com
Fun video ride - Kinomap http://www.kinomap.com/apps/trainer
and the list goes on...
DcRainMaker is going to release, any day now, the new trainer app review....
https://www.dcrainmaker.com
Until then here's the old one that has everything you want to know about the old ones
https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2014/11/winter-trainer-depth.html
joy
Well-Known Member
One came with it and we bought a second. Both Silvios. Local bike shop.
PeteClark
Active Member
I have a V20 with Conti Grand Prix 4000sII. Just over a month on a Kickr Snap ruined a tire. It almost looked a bit melted and was pulling apart in the siping. I bought a dedicated training wheel and trainer specific tire.
The issue might have been related to the GP4000’s famously low rolling resistance. In order to get a good spin-down calibration I had the tire pumped to 110 psi and the Snap’s roller cranked 3.25 turns from first contact. All that tire deformation was probably not good for the tire. With the trainer tire, 110 psi and 2.25 turns of the roller crank are sufficient.
The issue might have been related to the GP4000’s famously low rolling resistance. In order to get a good spin-down calibration I had the tire pumped to 110 psi and the Snap’s roller cranked 3.25 turns from first contact. All that tire deformation was probably not good for the tire. With the trainer tire, 110 psi and 2.25 turns of the roller crank are sufficient.
benphyr
Guru-me-not
Trainer suggestion if: you have aluminum rims or brake surface that don't have a steel pin connecting them.
Result: Super quiet, no need to change tire, absolutely no wear on tire, made in Canada, awesome company, ownership, customer service, etc.
https://cruzbike.com/forum/threads/stac-zero-trainer-experience.12302/#post-144669
Original question: They will be coming out with a new app in the future that will be much prettier and have many more features. (They delivered kickstarter on time! so this is believable.) But for now the current version is a very basic app that displays power (instant, various averages, workout average) and cadence, speed, and diagnostics on two separate screens for use with their trainer via Bluetooth or ANT+ similar to a cycle computer - basic info that you'd want on your dash. Very functional.
Result: Super quiet, no need to change tire, absolutely no wear on tire, made in Canada, awesome company, ownership, customer service, etc.
https://cruzbike.com/forum/threads/stac-zero-trainer-experience.12302/#post-144669
Original question: They will be coming out with a new app in the future that will be much prettier and have many more features. (They delivered kickstarter on time! so this is believable.) But for now the current version is a very basic app that displays power (instant, various averages, workout average) and cadence, speed, and diagnostics on two separate screens for use with their trainer via Bluetooth or ANT+ similar to a cycle computer - basic info that you'd want on your dash. Very functional.
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