hi folks,
so i've got a kickr hooked up to zwift (which i have just discovered btw). but i use my garmin vectors (installed w/a torque wrench and all that...) for my actual power readings since the kickr is occasionally all-over-the-place in terms of power readings. all well and good, i never paid the kickr readings much attention for that specific reason and just go off my vectors. but now that i'm on zwift and doing zwift races, i find it quite frustrating to see my kickr's power flailing all over the place during a zwift race. it tends to generally match with my vectors for the first 45 mins of a ride but drifts to approximately 20w lower than the vectors after that, i'm assuming due to heating effects. this is especially annoying since that is typically when the zwift races start heating up.
has anyone experienced this? does anyone have a solution?
so i've got a kickr hooked up to zwift (which i have just discovered btw). but i use my garmin vectors (installed w/a torque wrench and all that...) for my actual power readings since the kickr is occasionally all-over-the-place in terms of power readings. all well and good, i never paid the kickr readings much attention for that specific reason and just go off my vectors. but now that i'm on zwift and doing zwift races, i find it quite frustrating to see my kickr's power flailing all over the place during a zwift race. it tends to generally match with my vectors for the first 45 mins of a ride but drifts to approximately 20w lower than the vectors after that, i'm assuming due to heating effects. this is especially annoying since that is typically when the zwift races start heating up.
has anyone experienced this? does anyone have a solution?