Jul 17
Vetta V100 HR Wireless Speed Distance Cyclocomputer Heart Rate Monitor Current, Avg., and Max. Heart Rate. Time In, Above, and below Target Zone. EZ-Set Programmable Upper/Lower HR Limits. Includes transmitter chest strap. Buy/More Info
Jul 17
Looking to add some speed to your races? How about finding out a little more about your body. Or you just want the bling. Here are some things that should be on your wish list! Zipp’s Patented ABLC (Aerodynamic Boundary Layer Control) buldged rims provide optimum aerodynamics for the choosen rim depth. VCLC (Visco-Elastic Constrained Layer Control) kills vibration, increases stiffness and responsiveness ICT (Inversion Composite Technology) improves the stiffness and strength of the Zipp w
Jul 17
Why Measure Power? There has been an evolution from using only using heart rate measurements for training purposes to measuring the power output of the cyclists. To meet this need training method several approaches have been taken to develop power meters than read out the power in watts, being applied to the pedals. Two Components Most power meters are in two components. There is the mechanism to make the reading using something like a strain gauge. This is either built into the crank, the hub
Jul 17
Vetta VL110A HD Altimeter SmartLite Cycling Computer
The VL110A HD model is Vetta’s Altitude computer with the Metal braided cable. It combines all 20 VL110 functions with 5 different altitude functions including Total Altitude Gain and Barometric Calibration. Upgradable to ( i ) Wireless Speed Only or ( ii ) Wireless Speed & Cadence all-in-one - Integrated T2X Torpedo. NiteLite will illuminate the screen with the push of its button. SmartLite works in conjunction with NiteLite, within your-defined time interval (say 6:00 pm to 1:00 am), will illuminate the screen when any button is pushed. Water resistant.
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Jul 17
blogged about a little personal disaster that resulted in 100 gigabytes of data being wiped out from both my hard disk and my backup disk. Fortunately, I was able to recover most of the important data that I lost. And despite the panic of the moment I can say that I might even be better off now. The situation after the catastrophe is better than the one before. Reconstructing my data folders required me to rethink the folder hierarchy, to clean up old junk I never used, to improve file and fol
