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Attached is the file uploaded from the Garmin to Training peaks. If anyone wants to sleuth around a bit. Garmin riding on a kickr on zwift but garmin linked to quarq pm and zwift to the kickr.
Maybe I need training on form posting before testing powermeters. For the site here, you can only attach picture files to it. So things like. Just simply stick the files in a single folder and share that. For comparison files, you can also use the DCR Analyzer to compare two power meters at once: link to dcrainmaker. On that note here is the file. I have found my dfour to be mostly excellent in over miles of riding now.
Very reliable in all weathers and numbers well in line with what I would expect after years of using various stages units. First is a big cadence spike in the middle of otherwise steady power and cadence output. No idea why these occur. Second is a huge spike to or even which corresponds with a blank missing cadence value when analysing the. Again, no idea why these happen.
Previous power spikes with stages were Both have been reported to Quarq, but would be interested to hear if anyone else had experienced anything similar. Has anyone heard of updates to the battery level readings and reporting for the DZero? This has really borked me with my battery going out in the middle of one of my intensity rides and losing all of that data.
I go out for ride only to find out mid ride that the battery has died….. I understand how this might be more complex than my expectations, but for this does seem trivial. Or allow the user the option of setting the level for which to notify. My dzero carbon gives results around but sometimes moves from to I am quite new to it so I have a hard time understanding what can cause this type of variations and whether they are normal.
Also, does the crankarm position influence the results? For example, my current numbers since most recent tightening and after settling, are between and , so a movement of 12 at the very maximum.
Usually a lot less than this though and tend to be within 5 from ride to ride. My zero calibration before ride varies with temperature and fluctuate very little within a few pts each ride. You can put crank arms in whatever position without worries. Considering chain rings are already set, temperature is the major factor in zero offset drift.
Another one I observed are bolts coming little loose due to vibrations on very bad road surface. I have a DZero and love it but need to change crank arm length as my fitter recommended smaller cranks. How can I go about doing this? The DZero uses an 8 bolt interface. How much of a length difference a you changing? If you are only going 2. I second that. I have been using It all depends on individual rider bike fit issues.
For others it might make world of difference. These days im more interested in following my torque values instead of watts. Do you think there is any merit in this? I have used Stages mobile app with my phone to analyse how much torque I can drive scraping the foot backwards on the pedal stroke using a standard and a midfoot cleated shoe. Im driving at efficiencies and would like to see these torque values on my Garmin edge Any ideas or insight here?
Hello Ray, thank you for sharing file. Yes i know for friction loss in drive train for powertap G3, lubrifiant, chain wear and you can wasted energy in gear combinaisons too. I compare powermeters for 8 year and most of time on field. Damien hit it on the head. Also, Friction Facts actually talks about upwards of 10w of loss just depending on the lube you use. All of which assumes you have a clean chain I assure you, mine is not as seen in the photos.
I am feeling real desperate. First ride and got a feel of watts to speed, other factors considered. It is when I started using the Quarq with the trainer and powermatch on TR when I found a watts difference between the Quarq power and trainer watts, with Quarq showing the much lower reading. When I relooked at my numbers from my rides and asked around my friends, my watts were about lower for the same speed. My 1st ride was about 74km mostly flat, ave speed is Osymetric chainrings may cause inaccuracies but it would be rather overestimating power than the other way around.
Thank you for your kind comments Michal. I am ready to lean towards the Quarq but just wanted to be sure it is working or installed properly. On the points you put down, we have no wind to speak of in Singapore :- , I was riding alone, on aero bars and I am very slim fella so yes pretty aerodynamic. For my Sworks sl6 I have the ability to take the quarq dfour91 power meter with carbon cranks or a carbon sworn gasket with the old quarq model the one on the venge vias which is no longer in production.
But here in Europe Germany…. I have the Dfour with DA chainrings and think to buy another dfour for my groupset. I Wonder what is the Benefit of the dfour91 over dfour.
Currently I use the DA Crank with the groupset. Anyone was at the same decision Point? Hi Bilgin, The chainline is improved on the bigring by 0. Regards, Demetri. Use a FD if you want to follow Shimano guidelines strictly and with the rest of your there will be no issues. This should be irrelevant between running the dfour and dfour91, as they are both optimized for compatible rings.
Thanks for your input. I currently run a Durace crank with casette, rear and front derailleur and do not experience any issues. Seems like i can ignore the tiny difference in chain line.
I believe biggest sprocket in the that lineup was a Hi I would like to know how did you connect Quarq with Polar M, I am stuck as it is only showing connection as Cadence sensor, no Power data.
Do you think I have done something wrong or Quarq has some problems. Thx for any clues Jurek. Hi anyone can share whether I can use a non hidden spider Dzero powermeter onto my hidden bolt setup?
And from 34 minutes on they all seem to separate exactly like you described above. Are there other test of the Quarq vs the P1?
Can they be enlarged? Sometimes the graph even blocks the numbers. Is it possible to get average power data from just the selected area? Also would be nice to be able to add horizontal lines to all the graphs if I wanted. And change the scale on the left if I want. Is that just me or does that need improvement? On this set link to analyze.
Typically they are in the file names. In any case, for that set the Edge is connected to the Tacx Neo. We add new features and tweaks almost every week. Most are minor. Like tonight we added automatic coloring of developer fields recorded on CIQ apps. Not super sexy, but sometimes non-sexy is required. Yup, the reason you see that is likely those drops you see, which draws the P1 average power down.
Rare, but happens. Hey, Just reading through all of this as I just moved from powertap g3 hub to the Quarq DZero aluminum. Took it for my first spin on the trainer this evening. With the hub, I would get speed and cadence and therefore distance on my watch but with the Quarq is does not seem to be recording speed and no distance so the trainer ride is 0 miles. The only way to measure stationary speed is by counting wheel revolutions.
As far as I know, only hub-based meters can do that. Just verifying I have everything straight before placing my order. I have new Force 1 cranks on my Kona Super Jake love it.
Getting the Quarq carbon version instead of the Red carbon version will give me a non-hidden bolt crank and be more flexible for other rings, but my X sync ring will still work NHB Quarq crank. Does this all sound correct? Haha, what a mess bikes can be. A question from Italy.
Quarq…how does the left-right percentage report? I expected to push harder with my right leg. Best Regards. How long does an firmware update take? I have the Qalvin app installed on my iPhone5. If the update were to be cancelled before the completion message appears will it brick the power meter?
LED on my DZero is flashing amber. I only get the torque. Did I miss something? Is there any way to get the real-time power on a smartphone? It allows you to export it into a bunch of file formats or upload it to a pile of sites. If the cadence reading is off, then so is the power. When I installed the latest firmware update version 5 , my DZero immediately reported significantly higher power readings v.
Did it depend on external conditions? Battery life? Do you have any information on the nature of the firmware bug? I was rare, but reported enough to warrant the investigation. It will do it automatically. Not so much when inertia is low turbo trainer or steep climb. As long as total power is accurate and consistent and I would say the quarq does as good a job as any then which leg is generating what is not really important for most. Thanks Tom and Michal.
It should be more accurate then Left only power meters right? Whole correction process is rather achieved through physiotherapy and gym workouts. As of power measurement accuracy Quarq Dzero is top notch product. No guessing here. It measures your whole pedaling power and does it well. What would I need to run a Quarq DZero on my bike?
Also, could I still use my FSA chainrings? AFAIK, my Tarmac has the plastic cups, since the aluminium ones seem to have been used for the first time in Bike can be seen here: link to specialized.
I would check the BB standard on the comp. Have a feeling that everything below sworks has always been alloy bonded rather than the plastic delrin sleeves that were shelved from onwards. If that is correct, then you are basically running a bb30 and have loads of options for conversion. Bottom bracket shell measures 61mm wide and can be recognized by the use of plastic inserts to fit the bearings. Any idea if I would also need new chainrings?
I think they are five bolt BCD. Update: I wrote to the Quarq support. Never seen any difference however I put my crank arms. The bike constantly has problems shifting into the big chainring. Every two weeks or so we need to go to a bike shop to get the bike shifting again. After my son complaining about it again, I rode the bike, adjusted the front derailleur cable to ensure it would go over enough to shift, but the chain slips of the grooves on the chainring back into small chain ring.
Any suggestions about the shifting would be great, not comments about what bike to get next. As Michal says, this has nothing to do with Quarq or Cervelo. No reason to get rid of a bike or power meter for it. They replied that their powermeters are not compatible with Cannondale Si frames, which they confirmed when I double checked. Has anyone else come across this issue and is there any fix?
I Asked quarq support about spacers and wave washers using a few days ago spindle a bit short for my bike i think. No answer. They just ignore us buddy : …. Hi There, I am about to pull a trigger on Quark D-zero spider but I got confused after a guy in the shop told me that Quark Dzero spider is a one-sided power meter and it only estimates total power from the one side measurement.
Is that true? Let me ask a more precise question: is the total power on the head unit based on torque measured throughout the entire degree turn of the chain ring in Quark Dzero?
Or is the total power simply a double of a left-only torque measurement? Not left only. The spider measures power from both sides. For more details, check out post from Quarq: link to dcrainmaker. Quarq measures total power and probably does it better than most other power meters.
I asked about this last year and they said it was on there radar to fix. Can anyone from Quarq give an update on when this is actually going to be fixed.
The Qalvin App is not great really and I would not bother with it other than for firmware updates. However, the meters themselves are so good that it hardly matters!! Hi Troy, could you write us what has been changed with Firmware Version 6? Quarq website still lists Version 5 as newest. Thanks, zsolt. I bought mm but the DS arm is The serial no. Please contact the Quarq Customer Service team at thinkfast quarq.
Thank you for the prompt response. Quarq DZero it is then! Should be on the bike by tomorrow then! How long does it typically take a Quarq Dzero to settle in after installation? Also, do the power readings typically go up, down or not vary much as a result of this? Very quick in my experience. Keep checking the calibration number and it should settle quite quickly. Also good to do a couple of calibrations during first proper ride to double check all is well. If you do couple of hard sprints on both rings it may take 30 minutes.
There is no rule that readings go up or down. It depends on your setup and how zero offset value change until it stabilize it may go both ways. Have any recent firmware updates to either improved on any of the issues they had? Directionally accurate? Or science fiction? Any good or should I ignore? Which Quarq you recommend me, please? Thanx Gil. Either aluminum or carbon crankarms. Carbon version is much lighter but also more expensive. Go for carbon if you want to stay at Force 22 level it has carbon crankarms.
Ok thanks for the recomendation! I Forget one question. Or one leg power x2. I believe Dc write it.. I want that feature, is there any power meter actually that can do this?
Was your slope a bit off when you did the calibration? About bbevo compatibility of bb30 version its a lie. I have bbevo with system and change it on bb30d4. Installs very bad, cant place all nessesary washers and quarq creaks a lot. No I have seen this guide. What is the bottom bracket shell width measurement? Do you have carbon or aluminum cranks?
Silly question but did you remove the pre-load adjuster and the 4. Second of all, I was wondering if you ever answered this question in the past most probably. Should I be using the power output coming from my Quarq Dzero or from the Tacx Flux I believe the power output I am seeing from the Flux is somewhat higher by watts vs the Quarq. I would know which quarq powermeter I need please. The dfour91 is what you want for ultegra rings.
I have this power meter and I just bought a Wahoo Kickr trainer. My power meter is always 20 watts higher. Any suggestions. Love your reviews. After that, you get into calibration on both. Anyone has the same problem? Wow, their custumer service was super super fast to respond and to find a solution. Can you please check the link or analyzer files you mention in this article, namely this one: link to analyze. I have 2 quarqs and they work very Well until 6months they gave a perfect wattage, steady difference between Tacx neo but sinds a few weeks the power is dropped with 10 watts… What van be the reason?
To be totally honest, in theory your Quarq should read slightly higher than the Neo. A few percent. Thanks for the review. I am thinking of purchasing a power meter and have a question on power variation; if on an indoor trainer power,cadence is kept constant, say watts,90rpm with 3 or 5 second averaging, how flat would it be reasonable to expect the graphs to be? It looks from your graphs that you have greater than 50watts, but that could be me not understanding them well enough, possibly intentional to test differences between meters.
It is about rider not power meter. If your pedaling style is quite even and smooth you can expect graph to be very flat if on indoor trainer or riding outside on flat or quite even grade.
I use a Garmin , and do not wish to change. It seems that Pioneer and Quarq are the only ones that fit these criteria. The Garmin tech support person was not enthused about how Pioneer meters communicate. Can you please guide me? After a life time cycling I decided to get a power meter, got the Assioma pedals, from Clever Training, as that was the cheapest I could find for the pedals and for LR. I looked at cranks but with nothing in stock and confusing compatibility I gave up.
To check if what you get will work with , ask Google. I just bought a new Quarq Dfour91 and I put on Ultegra chainrings r Congrats on the new power meter purchase! We are more than happy to answer any questions you have about your new power meter! If you would like to email our Customer Service team at Thinkfast Quarq. Has anyone tried the new MagicZero auto calibration thing in the new firmware? Got to test it more though to be sure. Somehow I am missing something…….
Anyone has an idea? Thank you. So I broke my clavicle and have been stuck riding my Kickr on Zwift. Would the new Sram Dzero meter work, or only with 8 bolt cranks? But if the Dzero only works with 8 bolt cranks, I will have to do the same with the Nuke.
Any chance you can help me figure out what I need to do on the March 30th workout to compare the data?
They have been replaced under warranty. Just receive my third unit.
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