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On the plateau, on the platoon, on the climb, completely scattered, why do cyclists do that?
Xabier Usabiaga has explained to us that the key is the different types of resistance that exist in one and the other. Through this video we will know how many watts cyclists have to work, on the plains and on the climbs, depending on how they are positioned.
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