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• #28
Time trial though.
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• #29
I need to do this.
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• #30
Got a WiFi repeater to boost signal from house to shed . Weatherproof extension lead takes power from outdoor power socket to the shed and boom , I can power a smart turbo and a light.
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• #31
I wouldn't use WIFI for zwift.
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• #32
Works perfectly.
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• #33
Trainer road FTW.
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• #35
You'd have more space if you got rid of things you have no use for.
Gardening tools.
That paint from a couple of years ago.
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• #36
Lolz.
But no.
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• #37
That paint in your shed is dead ved. It's dead. Let it go.
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• #38
I'll be doing a Zwift tomorrow morning in lieu of a clubrun
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• #39
That'll show the Siberian weather who's boss
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• #40
is zwifting possible with a dumb trainer?
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• #41
Yeah but you need a speed and cadence sensor
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• #42
Just use your gears if you want to replicate hills etc.
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• #43
You around tomorrow Dov?
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• #44
I'm leading the RCC ride actually.
500 nobbers.
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• #45
Ha ha ha. Make that 501 now 👍🏼
At least everyone will stay in the bunch 😂
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• #46
Here's a good site that shows you exactly what intervals you'll be doing in each group workout. The descriptions are always a bit vague.
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• #47
Dov and Sam on the Zwift!
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• #49
London Fixie Skidders on the Zwift.
Was pleased when that was up, my arse was beginning to ache! 118rpm average for that stretch :0)
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• #50
I averaged 110rpm for a medium gear 10 mile TT a few years ago. I vowed to never ever do one again.
Turbo outdoors is always better.
Looks at two turbos.
Decides to carry on avoiding them.