Does anyone else get dizzy from all the swerving around other riders when you're doing a workout?

I'm baffled at how bad the algorithm is that controls the rider-rider interactions. Left- Right-Through people, it doesn't seem to matter.

When I'm doing a workout, and passing people quickly, I have to look away from the screen.

Anyone have issues with Garmin HR Dual not connecting to Zwift, My Asserimo pedals don't either though they are picked up by my garmin edge.

Have an ANT stick

I just had my first group ride with "The Fence" enabled. What did I think? Well, annoying, a bit, entertaining, a bit, and it didn't appear to stop fliers off the front, even well beyond it.
Annoying -- you get anywhere near it, you get a big message "RETURN TO GROUP." Well, I'm still behind it so why am I getting that message?
Entertaining -- Kinda fun watching it on the overhead mini-map negotiate sharp turns. (That lasted all of about 3 minutes.)
Usefulness -- I don't know. I didn't venture ahead of it to see if it attacked me in any way, like booting me out of the ride, stopping me dead cold, or whatever.

My two cents - I think a cool option for the ride leader would be to invoke "Molasses Mode". What this means, when enabled, for every 5 meters you get ahead of the fence, Zwift will add 1% grade to the existing grade, just for you. That oughta slow them fliers down. 10 meters, 2%; 15 meters, 3% and so on.

What do you think?

has the fence been returned to its prior utility?

Is the critical power curve information stored locally on a device? I had to rebuild my Zwift computer between rides, and today my critical power curve was blank save for today's ride...

I just had my first group ride with "The Fence" enabled. What did I think? Well, annoying, a bit, entertaining, a bit, and it didn't appear to stop fliers off the front, even well beyond it.
Annoying -- you get anywhere near it, you get a big message "RETURN TO GROUP." Well, I'm still behind it so why am I getting that message?
Entertaining -- Kinda fun watching it on the overhead mini-map negotiate sharp turns. (That lasted all of about 3 minutes.)
Usefulness -- I don't know. I didn't venture ahead of it to see if it attacked me in any way, like booting me out of the ride, stopping me dead cold, or whatever.

My two cents - I think a cool option for the ride leader would be to invoke "Molasses Mode". What this means, when enabled, for every 5 meters you get ahead of the fence, Zwift will add 1% grade to the existing grade, just for you. That oughta slow them fliers down. 10 meters, 2%; 15 meters, 3% and so on.

What do you think?

I'm not a very experienced user so perhaps this is covered elsewhere, or perhaps someone more knowledgeable can answer this: I know you can give a thumb's up even when you're new. What level must you attain before you can give a finger?

I'm not a very experienced user so perhaps this is covered elsewhere, or perhaps someone more knowledgeable can answer this: I know you can give a thumb's up even when you're new. What level must you attain before you can give a finger?

For the current Tour of Watopia, can we mix and match ride and run events?

The good news is that they already have this functionality with TT bikes ...

... so might be easy to implement.

[tl;dr] No


If it's like other tours, which seems like a safe bet, they are completely separate events, each with its own participation (1 or more) and completion (all 5 of that discipline, can mix and match A, B, C, or E) reward kits. The way the ride and run checkoffs are presented in Companion bears that out as well.