Power Meters / Powermeters (SRM, Powertap, Quarq, Ergomo, Vector, Stages, power2max, P2M, 4iii, InPower, Cinch)

Quarqs will fit BBright frames. Bit of a mashup having SRAM cranks and Campag otherstuff, but it'll work and it's cheaper than the P2M Campag cranks.

SMO2 during a run round the park was ~85% on Sunday.

SMO2 level during sitting on the sofa watching TV a few seconds ago (me) 62%.

SMO2 level during 300 watt interval a couple of hours ago, 62%.

SMO2 level for the Mrs whilst sitting on the sofa (same sensor to see whether it was stuck on 62% or not) 74%.

What are you talking about? No watts, no chat.

So sitting on the sofa is getting you as fit as doing efforts.
Might as well just sit on the sofa!

/fiddlingthestats

Yes, that's what i took from the data.

http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/latest-news/is-this-the-new-shimano-power-meter-209237

Please let this be true (and affordable).

Affordable? You're funny.

They did file patents for meters years ago..
http://www.bikerumor.com/2014/02/17/shimano-files-patents-for-powermeter-cranksets-measures-effort-in-multiple-planes/

Yeah I know but the next gen of DA is imminent given its been 3+ years and since its Shimano it could be affordable .. trickle down .. like thatcher

Given Shimano volumes they could put power measurement in all their chainsets for about £50

I think i have a spare set.

Could but why would they? Bidnez iz bidnez

Actually if they hurry maybe I don't need to look for a new chainset..

Could but why would they? Bidnez iz bidnez

I'm not even sure they could, but whatever price it is on DA it will be half that on Ultegra 2 years later, and it will be the revenue maximising price, not the volume maximising price.

it will be the revenue maximising price, not the volume maximising price

That's what I said. "Bidnez iz bidnez"

That's what I said.

I was agreeing with you :-)

Pioneer is even cheaper now: http://www.bikerumor.com/2016/02/01/pioneer-power-meters-pricing-gets-even-more-competitive-ota-updates-more-coming-soon/

"$529 for Ultegra 6800 and $649 for Dura-Ace 9000, both including the non-drive crank arm."

"Their dual leg system also drops, coming in at $1,300 (Ultegra, down from $1,550) and $1,500 (Dura-Ace, down from $1,850), which includes the entire crankset."

"for just $579, you can send in your existing 11-speed Dura-Ace or Ultegra crankset and they’ll add single-leg power to the DRIVE side."

I look forward to seeing the bullshit UK price equivalent.

Do you even Europe?

https://www.powermeter24.com/uk/pioneer/

Where would you need to send your cranks to for adding drive side power, the US? £400 seems like an amazing deal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_TZXYQpB3Y

Do you even understand the comment?

Usually US price decreases translate to 4/7ths of fuck all over here as the distributors scrape the cream.

Yes but Germany!

Stages in the UK £550, Germany £478, USA $600 so a closer $ value can be attained by shopping in Europe (outside UK).

Perhaps old news

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whats the point?

Just an adaptor plate innit? Dammit had one for sale I think? Not sure how the Quarq likes negative watts though.

The dude says q-factor on Elsa equals Omniums.