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Basically you can't, as the effort(the watts)needed to reach and maintain a certain speed depends on the riding conditions.

With a bit of a tailwind you might reach and maintain25 MPH/40 KMH easily oneday (=low power).

The next day, maybe there's a headwind instead, and you'll have to struggle like crazy(=high power)only to make 20 MPH/32 KMH.

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To convert watts to kilowatts, the watts are divided by1000.

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Divide by one thousand.

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Watts x 0.001 = kilowatts (kW)

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multiply by 1000.

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1kp = 50 W

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