Riduck LAB

In the Lab, you can try out upcoming features before they are officially released.

The Lab may transition to official service or be discontinued without prior notice, and it does not guarantee the smooth operation or accuracy of the features.

Enter Bike Setup

To utilize the features in the Lab, it's essential to accurately input your personal body and equipment information for precise simulation.

How to Enter Bike Setup:

1. Verify that your current weight matches the displayed weight.

2. Select the type and weight of your bike, as well as its setup status.

3. Choose the terrain type (condition) of the course you want to simulate.

4. Select the manufacturer and the power meter you are using.

5. Press the save setup button to store the entered information.

Course Simulator (Segment Record Prediction)

You can pre-calculate how to ride a specific segment (course) based on the rider's body, capabilities, and equipment information.

Input Segment Information

Enter the distance, elevation gain, average altitude, and temperature of the course you want to simulate.

Press the "Search Strava Segment" button to automatically retrieve specific segment information such as distance, elevation gain, and average altitude registered on Strava. (excluding temperature)

Select Prediction Type

Choose one of the following three types for the simulation:

• Power Calculation: Calculate how many watts you need to maintain and ride the course at a specific average speed.

• Speed Calculation: Calculate the time required to ride the course at a specific power output.

• Estimated PR: Calculate the expected record based on your current FTP and the power curve generated from riding data.

Prediction Procedure

Depending on the selected type, proceed with the simulation as follows:

Power Calculation

1. Enter the desired average speed for riding in the "Average Speed" field.

2. Click on the "View Results" button below.

Speed Calculation

1. Enter the desired average power for riding in the "Average Power" field.

2. Click on the "View Results" button below.

Estimated PR

The estimation is based on the power curve derived from the accumulated data over time, so there is no need to input it.

• Click on the "View Results" button directly below.

For the first option (Estimate PR based on power curve), the result is based on the power curve derived from actual riding data, including peak power.

For the second option (Estimate PR based on expected power), the result is based on an estimation and adjustment of capabilities by RGT itself using peak power derived from actual riding.