Best Bike Split - Maximize your cycling performance with data-driven insights

Best Bike Split operates by inputting an athlete’s data into its sophisticated math and physics engine. The engine analyzes various factors, including:

• Power Data: This includes metrics like Functional Threshold Power (FTP) and Maximum Heart Rate (MaxHR).
• Course Information: Users can select from existing courses or create new ones, inputting essential details such as distance, altitude changes, and surface type.
• Environmental Conditions: Wind direction, temperature, and humidity can all affect performance, and these variables are factored into the calculation.

Once the data is collected, the engine calculates the drag coefficient (CdA), rolling resistance, and mechanical losses. By analyzing all these elements, Best Bike Split generates a comprehensive power plan that outlines the optimal power output necessary to achieve the desired time for the race. This plan is designed to maximize performance while minimizing fatigue, ensuring athletes can execute their strategy effectively on race day. The result is a tailored approach that sets users up for success, whether they’re aiming for a personal best or competing at the highest levels of cycling.

To use Best Bike Split, follow these simple steps: 1. Create an Athlete Profile: Input your personal data, including weight, height, and FTP. 2. Choose or Create a Course: Select an existing course or design a new one based on your event. 3. Input Race Conditions: Add details about the race day conditions such as wind and altitude. 4. Generate Your Power Plan: Utilize the platform's engine to create a tailored power strategy for your race. 5. Follow Your Plan During the Race: Use devices like Wahoo ELEMNT or Garmin to adhere to your power plan during the race.

Best Bike Split is designed to optimize your cycling performance, helping you achieve your best bike splits with data-driven insights and tailored power plans. Whether you're an athlete or a coach, our platform offers the tools you need to excel in your cycling endeavors.