Thanks for feedback. We’ve been testing a number of goggles and these are one of the highest scoring from the round-up. We’ve tested over 20 pairs so far trying to find the best from the crowd.

Hi. Richard provides a good overview of his sizing and comparable suits in the full review post on our triathlon blog - blog.trivelo.co.uk/blueseventy-fusion-wetsuit-review-mens-full-triathlon-wetsuit/

With three sets of lenses they last ages. Each set anti fog wears out and I bin them and move onto another set. Swimming 3-4 times a week a pair of the goggles easily last me 6 months that I’m pretty happy with compared to alternatives.

⁠@@trivelobikesthanks! 👍 good point in changing sets.

I think those temperatures would need a thermal wetsuit. The testing we did was not below 12 degrees centigrade which is at the bottom end of the threshold for the suit.

Have you tried their customer support. Sounds like a tracking error in the unit.

Apologies. We have worked to improve audio following this video and hope does not detract too heavily from the underlying content about the bike. Happy to respond to any queries on the bike if not clear from the video.

Hi. You need to connect Strava to MyWhoosh in your set-up. The apps talk to each other via the APIs and enables workout data to be sync'd without any manual effort. Sorry for delays but I wanted to double check before replying and test it on my profile. I had used it with the auto-update previously but this was some months ago so wanted to confirm nothing had changed. Hope this helps. Billy

I don’t think they do a prescription lens version unfortunately so would rely on people with contact lenses. I’ve spoken directly to the development team through testing through. It would be worth asking them and see though as they are very supportive as a business.

Do you mean in terms of using in rain showers? They are fine for use when poor weather comes in on your ride.

Looks like a very close copy of the MiRider. I imagine the two companies are having some fun and games with copyright infringement now.

Agree. The banners help the graphics render quicker than generating natural environments so I guess they lean on this to help them with the background builder. I’ve not used for a few weeks while testing some alternatives but plan to go back for more testing of MyWhoosh in August with the new worlds.

I can only see more people doing the same while monthly costs so high for Zwift and others. Keep fingers crossed MyWhoosh stays free!!

Agree. If you can ignore the politics of the funding it is a quality product for free without adverts.

It was ok. Only 40Nm of torque and no gearing so it has its limits but I didn’t have any issues around towns using it. Will depend on weight of rider. I’m 85kg and used with a 10kg bag and had no real problems. Boost button really useful where any lumpy bits for extra power.

Reactive Mode

It’s simple to use and the belt drive makes it clean without news of a chain. It has frame mounts for rear pannier or child seat so would be fine with that.

Hi. You don’t need any additional kit to track speed and distance. The M2 includes GPS sensor to track your movements and record them on the bike computer.

We are always open to learning more and improving what we do so we can help more people. Drop me an email at [email protected]

Not yet. We are doing a Training Peaks review currently and will give more insight on the integration.

For free it is hard to knock it. You can connect from a laptop but as outlined stability can suffer. It will run on an iPad so an option if you have one. Thanks for comments and watching.

@@trivelobikes My grandson has just configured a 'mirror screening' set up for me. I can now run it on my phone, but watch the image on a laptop screen. It's a winner for me.👍

They do, check their site.

Thanks you're absolutely right

What size are these ones?

Agree. Import duty on e-bikes is ridiculous. Non e-bikes are bad but e-bikes are massively penalised. If a type 1 ebike for UK should not have such a penalty. The 600x is great but agree at that price not worth it. Continue to speak to them as would love them to find a UK distributor and EU distributor.

@@trivelobikes the 600x isnt even an ebike though? Yeah a eu distributor would be nice

Apologies. Was trying to highlight that for e-bikes it is even worse. We’ve been trying to import more US e-bikes as well for review but import duty makes it impossible.

@@trivelobikes ah aight didnt know that. Dont know if germany has a similar tax increase but not that big into ebikes so doesnt bother me personally too much :)

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I found it fine on an iPhone 13 in the end after issues with laptops and tablets including iPads. Screen size only issue.

@@trivelobikes I already have my phone mounted in portrait mode on my bike while riding, and use it for other things, not for running the actual cycling app.

Completely agree with @@scottvessey915 here. My old Zwift setup was a tiny Lenovo PC which whilst it didn't have a dedicated GPU, it ran Zwift fine on all be it on lowish settings. I then changed PC so I could run Zwift better, old 8th gen intel CPU with a Radeon RX 6400 GPU. Ran Zwift much better, and tried MyWhoosh again. Whilst it actually ran this time, the framerate was awful. Just before Christmas, I upgraded again, a current-gen AMD CPU and a Radeon RX 5700 XT GPU. Runs Zwift at 4k silky smooth and I now get fairly decent frame rates from MyWhoosh. This will be the single biggest blocker to them getting a big user base. Unless you want to use a new flagship phone or the latest iPad, you have to get a fairly decent spec gaming PC to get the thing to run.

My laptop made this gorgeous looking game look like I was using a zx spectrum from 1985.

As an option and keeping costs down it does run fine on an iPhone. Screen size is a bit crap but depends on what you need from the screen.

I’d found similar problems on a laptop. Running on an iPhone or iPad no issues. Just smaller form factor. The software is really demanding and can force crashes on a laptop. I hate losing ride data but after switching away from a laptop found it much better.

It was on an iPad Pro 11 512gb, so should good enough……. Well it was. Sometimes it crashed even before starting a ride. Just started the 14 day free trial of Rouvy, so far it looks far superior.

Agree. Should not be any issues on an iPad Pro. I had been having same when testing a few months ago but has been better. Rouvy is good and have been using in parallel with MyWhoosh for past few months. I like Rouvy especially since they updated their home page. Video review of Rouvy I did here in case you’ve not seen it - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aJeihaSDx5qne6c.html

Yes. It will integrate to Strava. It doesn’t integrate to Garmin which I found a bit annoying as Zwift and Rouvy both update Strava and Garmin automatically

Hi. It will affect race speed. It allows you to dial down the resistance from the gradients. If you decrease this your speed will bump up as a result. I love the gradients trying to bump up my wattage working on my FTP.

@@trivelobikes ok thanks, I guess I’ll keep it at 50 percent. Isn’t it unfair when racing when one person has it at 50 and another person at 0 percent?

Yes. The latest release has made a big difference. The new dashboard transformed it.