Then just hop on your bike and follow the instructions. The app will start the calibration process with your trainer. To initiate spindown calibration, just click the “spindown” button or push “c” on the keyboard. We’ve added a spin down button when the devices are paired. We’ve added and improved roll down support for the Kinetic inRide, Wahoo Kickr and CycleOps Power Beam Pro. You’ll especially want to do it if you have a big temperature swing as this affects most power meter readings. But, a good rule is to do it once before each ride. How often you calibrate your power meter depends on your power meter. We want to tell your power meter that it currently doesn’t have any load on it, and that it should use this as it’s “zero” point when measuring load. Your power meter is full of super sensitive strain gauges. You can think of zeroing your power meter like hitting “tare” on a normal kitchen scale.
Make sure you’re off the bike when you manually zero your power meter. If your power meter supports it you’ll get back a success or fail message. When you click the “manual zero” button pictured below, we’ll send a “zero” request to the power meter. We’ve added the ability to manually zero ANT+ power meters that support it. This makes it easier to see what’s available and what you have paired. We’ve collapsed devices when they aren’t paired.
#Trainerroad beta download update
This isn’t a major feature update but there has been a lot of work put into it.
New Client/Server API to make communication faster and more reliable.Improved Rolldown Support for Wahoo Kickr, Kinetic inRide and CycleOps Power Beam Pro.We’ve just added a new beta to the bottom of TrainerRoad 2.3.0 is out, get it at Here’s what’s new in a nutshell.
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