AeroPod, PowerPod and Newton

Wow that is really ugly. I would rather have my cadence from a cadence sensor than a hub anyway. I have talked to some people who use the Power Tap paired with the iBike and they said the best combo is the iBike speed sensor (which is necessary), the iBike cadence sensor, Power Tap wheel, and iBike ...

Sweet. I can't wait to try out the Real Time CdA. Thanks for the reply.

Okay cool. Thanks. Just one more question: If I am using the iBike speed and cadence sensor with the Power Tap wheel, by turning PIN on, it will display the Power Tap's power measurement on the iBike head unit while the iBike is recording it's own power measurements, correct? Then when you go into t...

So, does anyone use a Power Tap with an iBike head unit? Good or bad? Also, how do you zero the torque? It seems like that could be an issue.

Hey Claire, Try going to Device-Connect. Choose the port the iBike is in, and click accept. Then go to Device-Connect again, and click Get FW version. If it is connected properly, it should tell you your firmware version. If not, you will get that same error message. If you get the error message, tr...

I'm no expert, but are you covering the wind port when you are trying to zero it out? Make sure the front wind port and the little bump in the back of the iBike aren't covered.

Are you talking about the numbers on the wind offset screen?

Make sure you check your starting elevation also.

At the point where you hit your maximum watts (1529) it says you are going 33.7 mi/h up a 5.3% hill. Your second highest watts (1231) was at 33.7 mi/h on a 0.6% slope. If you are doing 2 sprints, one on a 0% grade and one on a 5% grade, and you want to go the same speed on both, it will obviously re...

Scroll to the WLS CFG screen in the settings. Click the center button until you get to Hrt. Click the down arrow until you get to none. That will stop the iBike from looking for heart rate

Thanks, Boyd. Does this file look okay? I am 5'4" 103 pounds. I'm only 16 so thats why I am so light. I raced yesterday, so it was a recovery ride with a few accelerations. They seemed a little low. I have hit 904 on my "other" power meter. What is even weirder is that on the iBike it...

I just got a new pair of wheels. I know I have to do a new coast down, but do I have to do a 4-mile ride again?