Long travel times.

stevenmitchelMember

I'm new to measuring.

I'm curious on thoughts on any maximum distances that calibration courses should be away from the course to measure, or is it just a matter of convenience?

I wonder how much a large travel time would effect a post calibration especially. In theory the bike wheel would be warm from measuring the course but then a long ride on the back of a car could alter the pressure (plus any change to the weather) this then may effect the post cal.

Does this matter at all? Would a few km ride prior to pre-cal and post-cal help some of these issues?

5/7/177:29 PM

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