NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE WAHOO SNAP! (advanced and simple spin down and WAHOO SNAP CALIBRATION) 

You are welcome Chuck! Glad this helped you out! Let's sell some SNAPS now!

MDV S you’re welcome buddy. More to come!

That's aweesome man!!! Lets Ride!

I like that idea! I just went to a customers house yesterday to fix this exact issue! He had a Cycleops trainer and couldn't calibrate on Zwift. Well, after some research, I found out that there is an issue with Zwift iOS and Cycleops Magnus. So I unplugged his ipad, (so there was no connection to the trainer at all) then I installed the Rouvy app on his phone and Calibrated there...it worked great. So a video may come soon on that, but make sure that there are no other devices attached to your trainer. That is just one possibility of failing...

Can’t find it too

Ty! I really appreciate that!!!

You def can use gears and I prob would change the gears once in awhile. The issue is you’ll just wear out that one cog a lot quicker by not changing gears.

That being said, I rarely change gears either, and I’m always in workout mode using Zwift

Thank you and greetings from Hamburg, Germany. @@paulpisanitv

Thanks so much! I appreciate that!

Alfonso Benítez Mora I don’t think you do! I personally just calibrate with Zwift. It’s soooo much easier. Merry Xmas!

I have the same question. Anyone know?

Click on your sensor, scroll down and it gives you the option to spin down

@@aliciaharris9972 thanks for responding but there is only the option for spin down, not advanced spin down, and my app is updated. 🤷‍♀️

You're welcome Andro! Thanks for watching and if you ever have any questions please let me know!

That should work ! Just I wouldn't recommend knobbie tires!

I mean... there's also the "Crank it up" text on the knob, not sure why no one seems to use that.

I pump mine between 90 to 100 psi. Ride on!

Wahoo recommends 110 psi.

thanks a lot! I appreciate that ! Feel free to subscribe ;)

That’s a good question. I wonder that too

Yo Luis! Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to smash the notification button!

I like to put it at right around 90 ! For a road bike that is... hope that helps! Cheers!

thomasstrongtree1 thanks so much. I really appreciate it!

PK's Bike Shop LLC I Bike Sales, Service, and Rentals You are most welcome. Your video as short and to the point. I watch it when my kicker does strange things. Power was jumping from zero to 200 plus. I started over did 2 full turns on the roller, pumped the tire. Back in gear. Thanks. I'm almost 70 tech stuff can be difficult at times.

Have you had any issues? My snap is junk. It does whatever it likes. Change screens it brakes. The app closes mid use again the brake. It's like it isn't communicating with the trainer, total junk. Been trying since Dec to get it fixed . Wahoo has stopped responding. Ticker heart monitor lasted about a month. Second one just quit. Uninstalled , reinstalled nothing helps.

mysteriman9 yes. I would highly recommend that. I do mine 1 time per week

NorthWind you’re welcome!

Keith Tse if the power numbers are showing from the Stages seen accurate I would go with that for sure.

If you connect your power source to the app or your choice, it will calculate power from that. So no need for the app calibration

Phil Gartman shouldn’t be too hard! Is it getting stuck about 80 percent into the spin?

@@paulpisanitv I don't actually have one yet. I'm just worried that if I get one I might not be able to calibrate it correctly.

Phil Gartman oh ok! You’ll be fine buddy. Promise. :)

Hello Bill! Thanks for watching and commenting. I would recommend right around 100 psi’s (+\-) 5 lbs.

You BET!

Laddie-147 yes! They did change it up and made it similar. Thanks very much for sharing your experience with the Snap to this thread.

The did not entirely remove it. When you tap "spindown" in the app, there is a message explaining the process of the spindown. Tap the message 5 times, and the Perform Factory Spindown option will appear at the bottom. I had to do this as my Kickr Snap was reporting about 60 watts under, now it finally works as it should after doing the advanced spindown.

@@bbbbburton does this still apply?

@@Dix0rI am not sure, it's summer where I live so I have not been on the trainer in months. Also, I spoke with Wahoo support team and they said it is not necesary to do a factory spin down more than once, so I won't be doing it again.

Hi Chris...sorry for the late reply. My suggestion is to pump tires up and calibrate every 7 days!

It’s def still legit. You should be fine with it touching but just make sure it’s on there solid. Especially when slapping down big watts!

@@paulpisanitv Thank you so much you are amazing!!!!

@@paulpisanitv Thanks i have noticed an interesting thing. my garmin hear rate monitor somehow messes up with wahoo trainer and my power went down by100. When i unpair it all was good and then i switched to wahoo hm it`s back to normal.

@@ackack8752 yes this tech can be picky when it comes to multiple pairings! One pair at a time is my motto!

@@paulpisanitv Thank you for a quick reply. I found the root cause it was my tire/wahoo snap knob. I haven`t turned it enough. not really 720 degree but more than 550. Everything works as normal and power is back to how it was. It`s not down by 100 watts anymore.

Quite sure it still needs to be calibrated

Hi Christopher!!!! How's your bike???

Hay, my bikes doing fine thank you

Did you see the video with you in it?

No?

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jvykjZYFhKg.html

Yes exactly!!!! Kickr does not have these issues at all Dave! Looking forward to our next meeting for sure! Kickr should be arriving soon....fingers are crossed! Thanks Dave..say hello to Marge!

Oks lang bos irwin .👌

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Well, this is an older video...maybe they changed it. But anyways, Ride on bro