by tri on Sat Sep 08, 2012 6:29 pm
I'm 85kgs (187lbs), 193cm (6.3 feet and inches), 27 years old.
Haven't had the p2m cranks for that long but I have some data from an actual TT-race which was run on a fairly flat circuit of two laps.
Distance: 33,59 km
Climb: +113,9 / -122,4
Time: 45:51
Avg speed: 44,0 km/h
Avg power: 324,4
Weather conditions: Min./Max.: 16,4 °C/17,0 °C; Pressure: 1015,1 mbar; Humidity: 91,2%; Dew point: 15,2 °C; Wind Speed: 6,7 km/h; Precipitation: 0,0mm
What I'm aiming for is to find out if I can't trust the numbers (don't know how daft it seems or is not trusting a power2max power meter). I'm afraid I can't borrow another power meter this is what I have. The numbers generated for the kurt kinetic is with the resistance curve from kurt kinetic them selves. And is claimed to be accurate and "matched" with a powertap.