"the potential is there for example to specify a certain wattage level and then have the bike automatically shift to maintain that wattage. Such a scenario would be of significant use to time-trialists as well as triathletes who tend to maintain specific effort levels for sustained periods of time"
Doesnt sound like rocket science to tell the unit 'I like 85rpm cadence', and have it shift for you. For the best gir and chainline for a given wattage. Allowing you to adjust target wattage on the fly.
Preferably via something that makes a broom broom noise.
Doesnt sound like rocket science to tell the unit 'I like 85rpm cadence', and have it shift for you. For the best gir and chainline for a given wattage. Allowing you to adjust target wattage on the fly.
Preferably via something that makes a broom broom noise.
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