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I imagine there are a lot of variables riding on the road that impact cadence. My cadence tends to be lower due to all the starts and stops (I have to isolate specific segments to analyze).
However, in the moment, I also seen to notice I favor a faster cadence than when indoors. I’ve thought this was due to a preference I have to ride in an easier gear to compensate for rolling terrain. I’m not exactly sure why, but it does seem to happen to me, too. I just chalk it up to all of the added variables of riding outside.
I also enjoyed the article and it pushed me to finally get a HRM. I ended up going Tickr X because it was on sale (and the features), hoping the HRV app would still work with it.
I have only worn jt three times but haven’t yet gotten the metrics I was hoping for. It pairs with my watch but doesn’t record gps data, cadence, or anything else – just HR.
Does anyone have experience with the Tickr X? Specifically with a Garmin 935 watch? Can you get it to measure cadence and all the other stats? I have an email into their help dept. too and thought to seek wisdom in here as well ;-).
