– Sound: Very quiet, though not quite totally silent (far less than your fan though) – Cassette: Not included, but compatible with Shimano/SRAM 9/10/11 Speed, Shimano 12 Speed Road, and SRAM NX 12 Speed (freehubs available for Shimano Micro Spline, Campagnolo, SRAM X/XDR) – Flywheel: It has a flywheel weight of 6.2kg
– Direct drive trainer: This means you remove your rear wheel It’s good stuff.Īnd then, just to recap some of the normal trainer spec-list, here’s a consolidated list:
#Cave story plus trainer Bluetooth#
It’s nice to see a lot of the more ‘practical’ features – stuff like Bluetooth heart-rate bridging (mainly for Apple TV users) and multi-channel support (beneficial for Suunto/Polar/COROS users), and the ERG mode stop-recovery features. – New looks match it’s toaster brother, without actually looking like a toaster – Reduced plastic usage (40% plastic weight reduction than Direto XR-T) – Reduced size/footprint (33% less wide than Direto XR) – Reduced noise level (no exact specs given, but certainly quieter)
– Improved reaction time to trigger Zwift Supertuck – Increased power accuracy from +/- 1.5% to +/- 1% – Added a bigger flywheel for better inertia (now 6.2kg versus previous 5.1kg) – Added new wired Ethernet connection option (using extra accessory, TBD on pricing/availability) – Added four ERG Mode data smoothing options – Added ERG Mode “Easy Start” (makes it possible to easily resume pedaling if left in high-wattage ERG mode) – Added Heart Rate & Cadence sensor bridging (useful for Apple TV users to get around 2-channel limitation) – Added Dual-Bluetooth connectivity (still has unlimited ANT+ connections too) – Added new Elite Flex Feet (gives very slight side-to-side movement)
#Cave story plus trainer full#
Here’s the full rundown of all the newness (roughly compared to the Elite Direto XR, which is/was the previous top-end model from Elite): In fact, I can’t think of any other trainer company that’s packed as many new features into any of their trainers from one iteration to the next, than the new Elite Justo. This is unquestionably the biggest trainer launch that Elite has had in years.
#Cave story plus trainer free#
If you found this review useful, feel free to hit up the links at the end of the site, or consider becoming a DCR Supporter. As usual, it’ll go back to them in Italy, afterwards. Note that this Elite Justo media loaner was sent over by Elite to try out. There’s also new standalone modes, a new wired connection option, and now the ability to bridge in heart rate sensors within the trainer – useful for those that want to Zwift on Apple TV while still being connected to a steering device (like the Elite Sterzo Smart or Elite Rizer).Īnyways, enough newness here, let’s save that for the next section. Note, this isn’t impacting the workout responsiveness itself, just if you were to stop pedaling for a period and try to resume. This new option essentially gives you 2-3 seconds to ramp up the cadence before applying the ERG wattage. Specifically, on most trainers in ERG mode, to go from not pedaling to pedaling when the trainer is set for a high wattage is incredibly difficult. For example, there’s a new option in ERG mode to make it easier to start an interval if you had stopped. Interestingly though, are some things we haven’t seen before anywhere else. Plus, more mundane but still useful things, like new dual-Bluetooth connections, and added ERG mode power transmission stability options. The Justo sports new Flex Feet that provide a bit of side-to-side tilting movement (kind of like the KICKR AXIS feet), it’s got a new automatic calibration system, alongside increased accuracy to +/- 1% (with a power meter inside), as well as 22% bigger flywheel (now 6.2kg/13.7lbs) to increase inertia. Arguably, this is the biggest jump in features for Elite in years. This trainer not only looks different from the outside, matching the more modern aesthetic found on the Tuo, but also has significantly increased features over the previous Direto XR. Elite is kicking off the Tour de France with a new high-end trainer, the Elite Justo (Justo is Italian in Venetian dialect for right/correct, referring to the accuracy).
0 kommentar(er)
