Is that here? Anyway,
http://www.saris.com/athletes/PermaLink,guid,38eca391-6ee9-4c55-9cc4-d5a189bc10c4.aspx
(Martijn Maaskant's data from Paris-Roubaix)
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Ted van de Weteringe said:
Is that here? Anyway,http://www.saris.com/athletes/PermaLink,guid,38eca391-6ee9-4c55-9cc4-...
(Martijn Maaskant's data from Paris-Roubaix)I would have expected cadence to be plotted with a red line.
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SLAVE of THE STATE said:
I would have expected cadence to be plotted with a red line.
Using the latest SensAgraph technology, the line could be made to
smell fishy too. -
Ted van de Weteringe said:
Is that here? Anyway,http://www.saris.com/athletes/PermaLink,guid,38eca391-6ee9-4c55-9cc4-...
(Martijn Maaskant's data from Paris-Roubaix)5600 kcal of Tapioca pudding is only about 39 of those little foil
topped cups.Joseph
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Donald Munro said:
SLAVE of THE STATE said:
I would have expected cadence to be plotted with a red line.
Using the latest SensAgraph technology, the line could be made to
smell fishy too.Yeah, and add data point markers as little red fish. This whole thing
about cadence could turn into a religious war. -
SLAVE of THE STATE said:
On Apr 20, 12:24 pm, Ted van de Weteringe
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Is that here? Anyway,http://www.saris.com/athletes/PermaLink,guid,38eca391-6ee9-4c55-9cc4-...
(Martijn Maaskant's data from Paris-Roubaix)I would have expected cadence to be plotted with a red line.
hmmmm,... seems that speed and power track pretty closely. Who'd a
thunk it?
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