[Pittsey]

SLMspinner is a cheater. In April 2022 she had barely a 100 output on rides. As of July she is number one on leaderboards and it shows her riding at 100% resistance. Someone needs to protect the integrity of the leaderboard and boot her off the system.

 

[PedalStomper]

You may be right, @Pittsey but you are barking up the wrong tree. I don't think anyone in these forums can do what you ask, and I have never seen anyone from Peloton engage here.

 

[Stoney_1300]

I can't speak for SLMspinner, but I do know that some bikes come improperly calibrated and the rider thinks they're either a star or a failure, depending on whether it's set too high or low. My bike was improperly calibrated for a long time before I recalibrated it and realized I wasn't quite as good as I thought.

 

[Pittsey]

Best way to really know who is cheating is to look and see if they have a strive (heartbeat) score with their output. Most of the riders with unusually high outputs don’t have strive scores because those are hard to fake.

 

[Stoney_1300]

Best way to really know who is cheating is to look and see if they have a strive (heartbeat) score with their output. Most of the riders with unusually high outputs don’t have strive scores because those are hard to fake.

Sorry, but I don't understand how someone with a total 100 output could get to the top of the leaderboard in the first place, no matter what their resistance was. I'm obviously missing something.

 

[PedalStomper]

Sorry, but I don't understand how someone with a total 100 output could get to the top of the leaderboard in the first place, no matter what their resistance was. I'm obviously missing something.

Re-read what Pittsey wrote. 100 output was before the person suddenly had superpowers.

 

[Stoney_1300]

Re-read what Pittsey wrote. 100 output was before the person suddenly had superpowers.

Got it. Thanks for letting me know.