If you've got the space a larger diameter fan is better, maybe two one for upper torso head and another abdomen and legs. More overall cooling works more like outdoor riding, where virtually all the body is receiving airflow
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If you've got the space a larger diameter fan is better, maybe two one for upper torso head and another abdomen and legs. More overall cooling works more like outdoor riding, where virtually all the body is receiving airflow
Currently running 2 of them at front and a smaller one at the rear to drag cool air in from outside
I'm used to 'riding' in the garage where it;'s cold but since moving and training inside I struggle with how warm the house is. Pesky insulation! 
I dont like too much heat either when training. I struggled badly a few years ago when in France, 40C temps spoilt my weekCurrently running 2 of them at front and a smaller one at the rear to drag cool air in from outside
I was very much expecting everyone to have carefully studied my previous post and memorised the names of all the finishers
<Tommy>
Illegitimi non carborundum
- Location
- Camden, London
I have a similar fan and I like it. But the air flow is very concentrated in one direction. So really I think you want to use it in conjunction with at least one other fan as a minimum. I have that powerful one pointing at my chest. Then one fixed above the tv which points down at the top of my head. And then another fan sat behind the bike. I know that sounds very excessive but it means I don’t have any of them set at maximum.
BurningLegs
Guru
This is basically what I'm planning. I'm thinking of having my existing "wide" fans on a steady level front and back (maybe just back in depths of winter), and use this remote one to add extra cooling when needed.
Especially in winter I've struggled using the wider fan because my hands/fingers get seriously cold, and gloves make companion app tricky.
I'm hoping the directional nature of this and remote control will mean I can cool my body better and avoid frostbite on the fingers!
steverob
Guru
- Location
- Buckinghamshire
According to the Zwift forums, the new pack dynamics have now been turned on for the London map - whether it's a free ride, a group ride or a race (all previous tests were in specific events only). These are meant to make it more realistic so riders don't pass straight through each other, but at the same time changes it so no-one is weaving all over the road when overtaking. Also it is meant to make sticky draft a lot less prevalent, which I know would be a major boon to a number of people on here.
London is one of the selected worlds today and then again on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next week; plus as I say, it'll also be in effect for events and meetups on that course as well, so might be worth a test and report back with if it's any good.
London is one of the selected worlds today and then again on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next week; plus as I say, it'll also be in effect for events and meetups on that course as well, so might be worth a test and report back with if it's any good.
shimceltic
Veteran
Alright splitters 
, just got a neo2t and had used for 1st time on the Bkool ride last night. Haven't set it up or downloaded anything else for it. Any recommendations / tips for this kit? Like how do i see Pedal Stroke Analysis:
, just got a neo2t and had used for 1st time on the Bkool ride last night. Haven't set it up or downloaded anything else for it. Any recommendations / tips for this kit? Like how do i see Pedal Stroke Analysis: 
Legs
usually riding on Zwift...
- Location
- Staffordshire
Welcome to the club! I think you’ve got to use the Tacx software to see any stroke analysis results - I’ve not bothered yet though. The main advantage of having a Neo 2T is that you have reliable, genuine, widely-respected watts (and the road feel is pretty cool too). 😀
shimceltic
Veteran
Mine have gone up a bit from my smart pro 2 so was wondering if I have a faulty one
Alright splitters
You only get pedal analysis with the tacx software. Upgrade the firmware by using tacx utility app. The Neo is a top notch machine, with overall excellent reliability-enjoy
Brusgaard
Über Guru
- Location
- Skive, Denmark
Mine have gone up a bit from my smart pro 2 so was wondering if I have a faulty one
You have to test in stuff like RGT to see if the watts have risen or fallen. The watts shown in BKOOL from a BKOOL trainer are the results of an algorithm - not a true measurement. Like said in the BKOOL thread, the reported watts (from the trainers firmware) combined with the BKOOL softwares power algorithm (which HAS changed over the years) results in watts/speed that are in best case close to something real, but in other situations too high or too low…
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bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
When they realised they could sell it for more coz of the free watts 😛😁
