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I'm a little pissed off with Bkool. I have had one on order for three and a half months, with excuse after excuse given to my local bike shop by the supplier why it was delayed time and time again. Now I know the reason why. Poor show from them.
As above. Hopefully their support gets better. I'm lucky enough to have a "spare" power meter to use instead of the one on the trainer that bkool aren't interested in fixing.
They should focus on folding up. I had a bkool pro which was a piece of crap, really hard to connect to anything and ended up giving really high resistance and only reading about 50w.
The software is also rubbish imo. The front end of Zwift is simply 'ride' if you want to just get on with it before choosing anything. Bkool is (or has been in the past)totally convoluted. I remember at one point having to go the bkool website to load in a route of gps data as you couldn't do it directly from the app.
I see VirtuGo also folded as well. Not surprising if you've used it.