I know the camera is slowing you down but do you know your watts at say 40km/hr and 50km/hr without the camera? With the camera filming it appears to be slower than the DF and Quest.
@@ChristianWSG Thank you, I think it's very similar to my DF XL. When I tested my DF XL I had mirrors on and lights but no wheel pants and no race cap. Also it was on the road so not as smooth as the track. My watts would be slightly higher than yours for the same speeds in the conditions I tested in.
@@pedalpowercycling Yes, for a proper comparison you should have the same conditions. Same tires/track/road and temperature. But despite the enormous dimensions of the A9 it's very efficient, and light - and much more comfortable than the DF XL
Great footage showing the track!
Would love to see this with the race good on and no camera slowing you down.
Edit: ok, I've just seen a video where you did just that, nice.
I know the camera is slowing you down but do you know your watts at say 40km/hr and 50km/hr without the camera? With the camera filming it appears to be slower than the DF and Quest.
This is the 45 minute ride: www.strava.com/activities/6784803229 - you may find the data there
@@ChristianWSG Thank you, I think it's very similar to my DF XL. When I tested my DF XL I had mirrors on and lights but no wheel pants and no race cap. Also it was on the road so not as smooth as the track. My watts would be slightly higher than yours for the same speeds in the conditions I tested in.
@@pedalpowercycling Yes, for a proper comparison you should have the same conditions. Same tires/track/road and temperature. But despite the enormous dimensions of the A9 it's very efficient, and light - and much more comfortable than the DF XL
Not Francesco Moser
50 km/h? Is not really fast ;) My Milan SL is faster! 87 km/h ;)
Yeah - sure. Try that again without hood and holding a selfie stick. 🤣
Thats true🙂👍💣💥!
Are you electrcally assisted ?
@@netshaman9918 no. Muscle power only
@@netshaman9918 no