Received a Kickr Snap for free from a friend of mine. I’m in the process of setting it up but it appears my bike’s rear geometry is too narrow for the Snap. Does Wahoo sell an extension to the quick release lever side of the clamp? It’s fully extended in the photo.
I have a 7 speed hiland with a freewheel cassette.
Can I move my bike directly onto the kicker core with out buying any new parts?
I want ERG to hold the target as measured by my 4iiii, so indoor and outdoor power match.
**Setup:** KICKR CORE (gen 1), Edge 840 runs the workouts in ERG, 4iiii left-only crank PM. In the Wahoo app "Control w/ ANT+ power meter" is on with the correct ANT+ ID, ERG smoothing off.
**What happened:**
- 4iiii paired to the Edge too: the KICKR ignores it. Fixed 200 W for 10 min → 4iiii averages 181 W, no convergence.
- 4iiii removed from the Edge: KICKR and 4iiii numbers line up, but ERG no longer holds the target (under 100 W after 1 min at a 200 W target). The Wahoo app might still have been connected – retesting this week.
**Questions:**
Thanks!
Hii Community, ich bin neu im Game und hab heute das erste Mal den Kicks Core 2 aufgebaut, dabei ist mir aufgefallen das es an der Befestigung leicht locker ist und ein kleines Spiel vorhanden ist.
Ist das normal?
Vielen Dank :)
Did a 80km gravel route yesterday in just over 3 hours. When I started my Bolt 3 was at 65% and at the end it was at 10%.
I have segments off, only street names enabled from layers and the unit is paired to a iPhone. Most of the time I was on my usual workout screen with power, speed, hr and cadence. I spent less than 5 minutes in the actual map screen during the ride.
Map was drawn using BRouter web client, saved as GPX with waypoints enabled and imported using the Wahoo app.
When I am riding with no route loaded and not using navigation battery life is fine, I estimate at somewhere around 20hours.
Anyone else have this or have you done something to increase battery life while navigating.