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Old 07-24-21, 12:16 PM
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GhostRider62
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Going from 20 watts to 10 watts implies a 50% reduction in Crr. This would be a massively noticeable change.

You'd go from 11 mph to around 13 mph if everything else is "normal"

On my recumbent at 30 mph, I need 300 watts of which about 55 watts are rolling resistance. Cutting the rolling resistance in half would increase my speed by just around 1 mph.

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