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Do you reset your computer after warm up?

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  1. Since you usually go much slower during warm up, do you reset it to get a correct average speed readout?

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by g8000
    Since you usually go much slower during warm up, do you reset it to get a correct average speed readout?

    Personally, I don't. I don¡¯t ride slow during my warm up. I ride around 18 mph. and my usual pace is 20 mph. It takes me for a while to get warmed up but I just hop on and go. Once I start to sweat a bit then I start riding my own pace. That¡¯s just me though.

  3. No - I would rather have all the info - I just know the first 5 minutes are warmup. The only time I do clear it - is just before a TT & I grab all the info off of it before clearing it.

  4. I'm such a geek I have two computers, mainly to have a backup odometer, but it also gives me a trip meter within a trip meter.

    You can buy computers with double trip-meters

  5. Nope, I want all the information.

    You can always use lap times to chart other stuff. Warm up on the clock, hit the lap button and everything after lap-1 is after the warmup.

  6. Same Here, want every mile and every heartbeat. My 15MPH average includes warmup, stop lights, and waiting to turn.

  7. i understand your concern about the warmup time. personally, i let the computer get warmup and ride. but if your computer has a dual trip function, use that if you want.

    ~the turtle

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