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Tacx Flow...help!

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  1. I just got the Flow and I am having problems riding at a low rpm and high watts. It seems that when I start to pedal more slowly the Tacx thinks I need help and resets the wattage to whatever is "appropriate" for my cadence. How do I get around this?
    Secondly, when you set the wattage, why doesn't it just stay there? It is a constant struggle between pushing the watts I want without having to spin like crazy.
    Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. 😕

  2. I have a Tacx Flow and feel your pain.

    I will be selling the Flow after the holidays.

    Powertap coming.

  3. So you gave up, yet convinced someone else to buy it?

  4. I have no problems with my flow - I don't use the "set wattage" function though, as the accuracy is way off for that, and as you say it is not easy to actually stay at the desired level...

    I just use the gearing on the bike and the resistance brake (and my own effort) in the ergo function to ride....

    The flow is a great training tool if you accept that you need to make sure you stay at a desired wattage by monitoring the screen rather than having the luxury of being able to set a desired wattage and then go for it.

  5. lilock said:

    So you gave up, yet convinced someone else to buy it?


    Slow cyclist, great salesman🙄

  6. Thanks for the tip - it seems to be much better adjusting the watts the way you suggested.

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