Think this is right, basically you’d have to weigh well over 100kg before the Neo wouldn’t be able to provide enough resistance to accurately simulate the 16-17% maximum gradients in Zwift - and that’s assuming you’re at 100% trainer difficulty. Obviously anything lower than 100% is easier for the trainer to simulate anyway. You only need to adjust that slider if you want to, the realism isn’t dependent on your weight in this context.
Oh yes, that’s the video I watched. Not something I read.
Yes, then I got confused with this. Are you saying if 2 riders with different weight going up the same gradient. The trainer / zwift will send different breaking forces to the trainer?
The issue I am having is I have lost my slider bar and can’t generate any watts or speed. The trainer works fine in workout mode but not game mode or any organized rides. When I just use the Wahoo app I get more watts than I can handle. Not sure how to fix this
Been using bluetooth. I think when my ride actually worked, I had my Garmin edge 520 also hooked up. I have not been running my edge, as it seemed redundant for mileage. I will try hooking it back up and running FE-C from Garmin Edge