Interesting. I'm quite (pleasantly) surprised how well the shape of the Bkool graphs mirrors the power meter. As others have said though, as the power increases the Bkool power diverges which I think we all saw with our units. 15 - 20 % error again is what most of us saw on Zwift (even higher at times on the Bkool simulator). Good test though
Had loads of good rides on cycle.travel
As accurate as my Vector3's. The thing I love about it, having had it since Feb, is that it just works, and I don't get any rediculous BKool Fairy dust assisted watts ... Actually there are times I hate it for that as well
I went from a Bkool to a Neo. I don't have a PM so have to trust that the Neo is accurate, but all the independent tests/reviews suggest it is. My average power dropped by 10-20% when I changed from Bkool to Neo. One of the biggest things I notice is the Neo is much harder to hold power on - the slightest easing up and your power drops instantly. By contrast, the Bkool (in hindsight) had a feeling of being able to get up some momentum, so the power dropped back less quickly. It's harder to overcome the resistance on the Neo and it's slower to increase power when you stand on the pedals for example. I never used the Bkool with a PM to broadcast power, so I don't know how this setup compares to the Neo for feel and accuracy etc - but clearly your setup is more accurate than just using the power broadcast by the Bkool.
I did stg 1 again n Monday and, as with you, the reduced field meant even though power was (very slightly) up on my best I was still a minute slower. I compared my Monday against my fastest times and the time differences are really interesting. I was in groups leading into the jungle, and whilst climbing through the jungle. By the time I was at the bridge on Monday I was 44 seconds faster than previously, but crucially on Monday I had lost the group I was in and was now with one other rider only and he seemed dead on his legs. By the time I have climbed back out the jungle route and to the gate I was pretty much on par with my fastest time even though I pushed more power in the climb - just that lack of riders to draft with lost me 30 or so seconds. By the time I was down the bottom of the KoM I was on exactly the same time as previously, so I lost 10-15 seconds just on that small descent. A group of 6 riders caught us and we rode together to the end; during the initial fast ride I was in a group closer to 30 riders. During that last 7km I lost another 60 seconds. I hate to think how much I would have lost had that group not been there with me!
But I think we all knew that already 
Yeah - I think I prefer our own "meet up" races for the league really. Not only is it good fun racing against a small group of people you know, there's not the possibility to do the same race at a different time and get a better time just because you happened to be able to latch onto a faster group. Having said that, it's still good fun to have the league table and it does make you push that bit harder!I did stg 1 again n Monday and, as with you, the reduced field meant even though power was (very slightly) up on my best I was still a minute slower. I compared my Monday against my fastest times and the time differences are really interesting. I was in groups leading into the jungle, and whilst climbing through the jungle. By the time I was at the bridge on Monday I was 44 seconds faster than previously, but crucially on Monday I had lost the group I was in and was now with one other rider only and he seemed dead on his legs. By the time I have climbed back out the jungle route and to the gate I was pretty much on par with my fastest time even though I pushed more power in the climb - just that lack of riders to draft with lost me 30 or so seconds. By the time I was down the bottom of the KoM I was on exactly the same time as previously, so I lost 10-15 seconds just on that small descent. A group of 6 riders caught us and we rode together to the end; during the initial fast ride I was in a group closer to 30 riders. During that last 7km I lost another 60 seconds. I hate to think how much I would have lost had that group not been there with me!
It really does go to show how being in the right group massively increases speed and times in Zwift (and I assume in RL too).
The lesson learned? Get your best attempt in early when there are loads of riders in the race
My first 400, hard going, rain and cold most of the way. The wind was favourable though, it turned slightly with us.
It was called the Auld Alliance, started at Haymarket station in Edinburgh at 9pm, rode to Brechin and then back again.The most I've ever done is 95 miles / 160km. Couldn't imagine doing 400km That's some mega effort
