uclown2002
Guru
- Location
- Harrogate
zwiftpower has been offline over the weekend and has not been fully restored; that is most likely cause.
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mark st1
Plastic Manc
- Location
- Leafy Berkshire
Can’t get rid of this have tried resetting everything I can think of ? Any ideas greatly appreciated 
berty bassett
Legendary Member
- Location
- I'boro
what trainer are you using ?Can’t get rid of this have tried resetting everything I can think of ? Any ideas greatly appreciated
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mark st1
Plastic Manc
- Location
- Leafy Berkshire
Tacx flow used it yesterday without issue. Switched it on today started pedalling and I was turning out 4000 watts at 43 mph !! Got the UH OH message so turned everything off and restarted it and now that message won’t go.
berty bassett
Legendary Member
- Location
- I'boro
have you tried re-pairing ? unless your superman taking anti asthma drugs - theres a lot cleverer people on here who will be along soon and i am sure they will help more - failing re-pairing i would re-install zwift and start again as there is nothing to lose -- does it feel same resistance ?
Try installing the tacx app on your phone and see if you get the same wacko watts.
Ha, that's nothing. I'll give him 2 laps head start in the velodromeHe could try Bkool, im sure he make it to Elite
.(I'll be using my Tacx Satori Team BKool CycleChat
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berty bassett
Legendary Member
- Location
- I'boro
wonder if he fixed it ?
berty bassett
Legendary Member
- Location
- I'boro
can anyone here help me ? at the weekend i ventured out in the real world and half way round a wet muddy route i heard a clang around my spokes but just put i down to a stone flicking up - i have just found out it was the cadence sensor of my pedal 
could anyone tell me if i have to buy another garmin one or would a cheaper blue tooth one pair with garmin 1000 unit
i have an older one - the sort that has magnet and a unit on forks but i quite liked the little one that just hid on the crank ( until it decided to hide somewhere in northants )
could anyone tell me if i have to buy another garmin one or would a cheaper blue tooth one pair with garmin 1000 unit i have an older one - the sort that has magnet and a unit on forks but i quite liked the little one that just hid on the crank ( until it decided to hide somewhere in northants )
Aleman
Knees are FUBAR but I don't like to mention it
- Location
- Blackpool UK
@berty bassett the Garmin Edges will only pair with ANT+ sensors ... Doesn't mean that you have to buy a Garmin one, any that is ANT+ or Dual ANT+/BTLE will pair.
Which reminds me, I need a new Band for my Garmin Cadence Sensor!
Which reminds me, I need a new Band for my Garmin Cadence Sensor!
berty bassett
Legendary Member
- Location
- I'boro
Been looking about and found unbranded ones that were cheaper but for the sake of saving a tenner I think I will nip to Halfords and just bite the bullet at least I know it will work and any problems they are just down the road
Cheers for reply though
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
wahoo dual bt/Ant+?
From top of the world, well nearly, Teide crater 
Experienced tyre failure on the descent, sealant did its job and stopped rapid deflation. Only realised after a fast 40+mph switch back descent. After 6 miles, I began to notice so had to go down much slower from then on,, so tyre didn't roll off on cornering
Experienced tyre failure on the descent, sealant did its job and stopped rapid deflation. Only realised after a fast 40+mph switch back descent. After 6 miles, I began to notice so had to go down much slower from then on,, so tyre didn't roll off on cornering
