A typical demo starts with a rider setup on the Pedal Force Simulator. We go through the menus on the display and pick a flat course.
Start by riding up hill. Ride seated for a while. Get out of the saddle and climb for a while. We pick a slope that matches a local hill with which the rider is familiar.
Setup a flat couse. Come up to sprint speed. Sprint seated, sprint out of the saddle.
Ride a cyclocross course. The course has grass, pavement, sand, and a very short, steep uphill. The course icon gives a rider some warning that the surface or slope is going to change so a rider can shift to the appropriate gear.
Setup a kilo course. Do a standing start.
Explain the Workout concept. Follow the display to conduct the Workout. Workouts are recorded in a way that each Workout can be retrieved from the database.
Select the "Downhill with Tailwind" course. "Yes, I am warmed up and feeling good."
At this point, the difference between a Pedal Force Simulator and a trainer is very clear.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
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