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10-01.-2006, 06:50 AM
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Cycling Peaks - Metric Default Units
Can someone who uses CP with the metric units default tell me how torque is displayed in the summary stats and on the workout graph. I assume it's N-m since the English version is lb-in. Is that right?
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10-01.-2006, 07:02 AM
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Re: Cycling Peaks - Metric Default Units
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Correct, Nm - and if you're using anything other than a PowerTap, it's the torque applied to the crank, regardless of where (or even if - think Polar) it was measured. OTOH, if you're using a PowerTap, my *recollection* is that CyclingPeaks still displays the "raw" (i.e, uncorrected for the effects of gearing) torque. |
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10-01.-2006, 07:11 AM
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Re: Cycling Peaks - Metric Default Units
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