Why the Aero Sweet Spot Isn’t a Fixed Position—and How Segment-Based Analysis Can Actually Make You Faster
You hit a low CdA in your aero test—but on your target course, your bike split still falls short of expectations. It’s a classic dilemma: In…
Power, aerodynamics, pacing & GPX/TCX – short, practical articles for road cycling, TT & triathlon.
You hit a low CdA in your aero test—but on your target course, your bike split still falls short of expectations. It’s a classic dilemma: In…
Triathlon Aero Position: How Much Does a Lower Position Really Save? A lower aero position looks like the most obvious path to a faster bike…
You’ve dialed in your aero helmet, tight race kit, and aggressive position—yet your bike split on your target Ironman course still falls sho…
After a training ride, the real question often remains unanswered: Was Setup A or Setup B actually faster on my course — or did it just feel…
Many triathletes face the same raceday question: you know your target watts, your equipment is dialed in, and you know the course — but how …
You are getting ready for your next Ironman and wondering: Should you train harder, lose weight, or focus on improving your aerodynamics? Fo…
Oval Chainrings, Pedal Force Effectiveness and Power Meters: What Really Happens When You Pedal Oval chainrings are a good example of why cy…
Do Clipless Pedals Improve Cycling Efficiency? Clipless pedals are often explained with a simple promise: they let you pull up as well as pu…
Why am I not getting faster on the bike? Many triathletes know the feeling: You train consistently, ride intervals, watch your numbers — and…
What a Road Bike Corner Can Tell You Cornering on a road bike often feels instinctive. At the same time, it is a clearly defined physical st…
Why Time Gain, Aero Power, and Aero Energy Behave Differently for Slower and Faster Riders In discussions about aerodynamics, the same confu…
From TrackIQ pacing to your device: turning strategy into a workout you can actually ride A pacing strategy is only truly useful if you can …
You’ve got watt losses for your tires or aerodynamics from a test or a manufacturer spec—but how do you turn those numbers into the cr and C…
Cycling Physics: Why some watts buy more speed than others Whether you ride road, gravel, triathlon, time trial, or commute by bike, three f…
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You’re putting out solid watts in training, but on race day your speed just doesn’t match up. The classic dilemma: Is it your aerodynamics, …
Watts instead of gut feeling – what a power meter really gives you For many riders, a power meter is just another gadget on the bike. One mo…
You have a GPX file from a race, a test ride, or a rental bike—but no power meter data. How can you still figure out how much power you actu…
How does air resistance affect cycling? Air resistance affects cycling by turning speed into a rapidly increasing power cost. On flat roads,…
📡 Aero Sensors in Cycling: Who Really Benefits from Notio, Aerosensor, and Similar Systems? At first glance, aero sensors seem like the perf…
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Many triathletes face a deceptively simple but crucial question: Should you hold your target watts steady on the bike leg—or vary your effor…
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Why do I need a simulation? You train hard – but do you really know how the course will affect your performance? A simulation shows you the …