Or as I like to say “outside intervals lead to much more power data fluctuation than high flywheel speed” (Kickr 2017 direct drive) ![]()
This reminds me of a few other takeaways from last years Big vs Small Chainring thread:
- trainer with low flywheel has almost “flat power” when compared to outside
- to my legs, inside low flywheel feels unnatural
- no evidence that “smooth power” leads to better training adaptations
- I like riding my bike outside
and don’t understand using low flywheel speed on inside rides to keep power (unnaturally) smooth
Thanks for sharing!