>>86006
what he's saying is that your imbalance may or may not vary a lot depending on the effort. Like you have 47/53 at one point, 45/55 at another point and 49/51 sometime else
>>86009
of course it matters, if you have a powermeter you want to use it for pacing and fluctuations ruin that big time, if you don't want to use it for pacing then why would you have a powermeter in the first place. There's a huge difference of riding at 97% of ftp and riding at 105% of ftp just like there's a huge difference between doing a 4 hour ride at around like 62% of ftp (easy z2) and 71% of ftp (upper z2). You want your 230w to really be 230w and not just show 230w but really be 250w