
Best FTP Wattage Calculator for Cyclists
Compare FTP and cycling wattage calculators, then use Tailwind GPS to turn your FTP into speed with wind, weight and gradient.
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Tips, guides, and stories for riders who want smarter rides with a little help from the wind.

How to optimize FTP for beginners: what functional threshold power means, how to calculate it with a 20-minute test, and a simple plan to raise it.
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Compare FTP and cycling wattage calculators, then use Tailwind GPS to turn your FTP into speed with wind, weight and gradient.
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Five Copenhagen road loops, from the flat Bryggebroen bridges to Strandvejen, plus how to turn one into an out-and-back and download the GPX.
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Five road cycling routes from Milan with distance, elevation and free GPX, from the Navigli plain to Alpe di Neggia.
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Morecambe to Bridlington is about 170 miles. The hard climbing is in the west, and three or four days is the usual split.
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Clapham Common to Brighton seafront is about 54 miles. One day, and you should still have something left for Ditchling Beacon.
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Compare Komoot, Strava, Ride with GPS and Tailwind GPS for free cycling navigation, including voice prompts, rerouting and a wind score.
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Whitehaven to Tynemouth is about 145 miles. West to east is the usual way, and four days is a balanced pace.
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Five road bike loops near Seattle with distances, climbing and free GPX downloads from the Tailwind GPS library.
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NCN 2 runs from Dover toward mid Cornwall, about 380 miles. Most people ride a weekend of it. Wind is the story, not the hills.
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A 34-mile loop from Lyndhurst through Brockenhurst, Beaulieu and Rhinefield. Ponies and fords, not gradient. Go when the tracks are not sodden.
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Tailwind GPS vs Strava route planner compared. See which wins for discovery, weather scoring, departure timing, GPX, and when to use both together.
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Tailwind GPS vs Komoot compared for cycling. See which app wins for weather scoring, departure timing, turn-by-turn navigation, GPX, and when to use both.
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Ride Huddle is a simple way for groups to choose a route together. Create a Huddle, add your routes, share one link, and let everyone vote — free, with no account required.
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Stay on the line with in-browser turn-by-turn: voice prompts, navigate-to-start, and rerouting. Tailwind GPS is the phone navigation — export GPX only for a head unit.
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Plan a cycling route on your phone, pick the best hour, then start in-browser turn-by-turn. Tailwind GPS includes voice prompts, navigate-to-start, and rerouting.
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Download a cycling GPX, import it into Tailwind GPS, and start in-browser turn-by-turn — or load it on a Garmin Edge. Score the hour before you roll out.
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Nearby is not the same as best. Find cycling routes near you, score the hour, then start in-browser turn-by-turn in Tailwind GPS — or export GPX to a head unit.
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Distance and elevation are not enough. Check roads, climbs, wind along your actual line, and whether you can follow it — then pick the departure hour with a Tailwind Score.
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