På Google-länken, var det något om förändrade hjulaxlar eller vad det var, som Yahoo sökt korrigera i efterhand. Det var dock rätt länge sedan.
Här litet resultat som AI samlat ihop:
1. Perform a "Factory" Spindown (Advanced Calibration)
While the V6 is advertised as not needing regular calibration, a "factory" spindown can resolve issues where it is stuck reporting high power.
- How: In the Wahoo app, navigate to the device tab, select your KICKR, and tap the icon 10+ times until a "Factory Spindown" option appears.
- Warm up: Ensure you ride for at least 10 minutes to get the trainer up to temperature before doing this, as cold units can report incorrect power.
2. Update Firmware
The Kickr V6 uses automatic calibration, but this feature requires up-to-date firmware to work correctly.
- Action: Open the Wahoo app and ensure your Kickr is running the latest firmware.
3. Use PowerMatch
If you have a power meter on your bike (e.g., pedals or crank-based), the best solution is to use
PowerMatch in your training app (Zwift,
TrainerRoad, Wahoo SYSTM).
- Why: This makes the trainer use your bike's power meter for data while the trainer only handles resistance, ensuring accuracy and consistency between indoor and outdoor training.
4. Adjust Your FTP Manually
If you do not have a power meter and the trainer is consistently 5–10% higher than your old, "trusted" power source, you can simply adjust your FTP downward in your training software.
- Note: Many users found that switching to a direct-drive trainer like the V6 increased their numbers by 5% or more compared to older, wheel-on trainers.
5. Check "Spiral of Death" in ERG Mode
If the high power reading occurs during a structured workout in ERG mode, you might be experiencing the "spiral of death." If your cadence drops significantly, the trainer increases resistance to maintain power, making the effort feel artificially harder.
- Solution: Maintain a steady cadence (80–90+ RPM).
6. Verify with a Different Test Method
The 20-minute test can sometimes overestimate FTP if not paced correctly. Try a
Ramp Test in the Wahoo SYSTM app, which is often considered more reliable for determining FTP.
If these steps do not fix the issue, the unit may have a hardware defect and you should contact Wahoo Support.