Stages + 10 speed HT2 crankset
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ugo.santalucia
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Any issue in mounting an R8000 Stages left crank on a 10 speed Shimano HT2 crankset? It says it's compatible with ALL HT2 cranksets and I don't see why it wouldn't be.
As an aside, does Strava take power meter data even on the basic (free) account, or you need to be a Summit member?
As an aside, does Strava take power meter data even on the basic (free) account, or you need to be a Summit member?
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I use a 6800 Ultegra 4iii PM and move it across my TT bike using 7800 Dura Ace 10 speed, my race bike using 6800 Ultegra and my winter bike using 5800 105 (both 11 speed).
No issues at all, works fine on all and really easy to change across.1 -
and yes - Strava does take power from a PM - you don't get to see it on the mobile platform though - just desktop version.1
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OK, it's on order with 0% finance...left the forum March 20230
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Arrived on friday, first ride yesterday... easy to install and pair with the Garmin, no problem at all... some interesting figures... didn't realise going up to 500 Watt was that easy... of course staying there longer than 10 seconds is the hard part. Haven't done a decent climb yet... with a bit of luck they'll send us all to work from home in mid March and I can do a lot more cycling...left the forum March 20230
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We wait with bated breath for your first 500W 1min effort.ugo.santalucia said:Arrived on friday, first ride yesterday... easy to install and pair with the Garmin, no problem at all... some interesting figures... didn't realise going up to 500 Watt was that easy... of course staying there longer than 10 seconds is the hard part. Haven't done a decent climb yet... with a bit of luck they'll send us all to work from home in mid March and I can do a lot more cycling...
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That'll be a while then...
I need to see how much power I need to improve my PBs on the local climbs, seeing that I am going to join the Hill Climb TT brigade this coming autumn.
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HA it will change how you ride and train, (at least until you have it all worked out)ugo.santalucia said:That'll be a while then...
I need to see how much power I need to improve my PBs on the local climbs, seeing that I am going to join the Hill Climb TT brigade this coming autumn.
i do 500w + minute intervals and they are absolutely brutal. I also will not be challenging any one in a hill climb
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