12 Rides With ShockWiz Front and Rear – An Update
The ShockWiz Continues to Provide Great Insight For Proper Suspension Setup The ShockWiz Front and Rear Suspension Tuning devices continue to provide me with great information as I learn more about my bike and its’ performance capabilities. I set the phone up on my handlebars, and change the settings on the phone so I can […]
Garmin EPOC, Aerobic Training Effect, and Anaerobic Training Effect
EPOC, Aerobic TE and Anaerobic TE Are Great Fields to Help Measure Fitness I’ve been using Garmin products since the early 2000’s. I love their adaptability, and their thorough approach to displays. Riders and runners love to complain about Garmin setup and use, but no other product is as complete or has so many features. […]
Setting The Q Ring Position Based On Rotor InPower Ride Data
Rotor InPower Cranks Provide Crucial Insight I’ve been using Rotor products since at least 2000, when the RSX Cranks first became available. I have been a student of the original concept, and I use Q rings on all of my bikes these days. In 2012 or thereabouts, Rotor began building their own power meters. Specifically, […]
Intense MTB Ride Number 4 With the ShockWiz
ShockWiz Shows 84 Points on the Rear With Just 49% Confidence In the Values One of the most important things to remember when you purchase a new, high end mountain bike, is that it can take 20 – 50 hours for a suspension system to ‘break in’. It’s like buying a new car – everything […]
ShockWiz Suspension Assessment on a New Bike!
ShockWiz Helps Anyone Understand Suspension After 8 months of waiting, I finally received my new mountain bike last week! The Intense Sniper T Pro is a modern Cross-Country bike with All-Mountain Geometry. The Front and Rear suspension are Fox components, and the first thing I did was place a ShockWiz unit on the front fork […]