Best Power Meter Pedals 🥇 Compare Garmin Favero PowerTap SRM
2019 Update: Power Meter Pedals are the best choice for most bike riders. Garmin? Favero? PowerTap? Which is best? Let’s see…
Wahoo Takes Over The World…Almost (Ref: Acquires SpeedPlay Pedals)
Just over a year ago, Norwest Equity Partners invested an undisclosed sum into Wahoo Fitness. Clearly, this was always going to be more about a significant business expansion rather than building a slightly better HRM. I’m pretty sure that’s right as Wahoo released the ‘slightly better HRM’ a few months before the investment (Tickr FIT)…
New Favero ASSIOMA Body & Firmware v4.0
There is some fairly interesting news just announced by Favero about their ASSIOMA power meter pedals. The news comes on two fronts, firstly A NEW SHELL and, secondly, new DATA-METRICS. From a personal perspective, I’m more interested in the new pedal body than the new metrics but I’m pretty sure that there are a sizable…
Favero ASSIOMA Review – Longterm Report
Long Term Favero ASSIOMA Review (Duo model) – yeah, it’s pretty good really. Very, very few issues and none worth moaning about.
SRAM Acquires PowerTap – Power Meter Times are changing
I was aware of some internal goings-on at PowerTap in recent months and I was wondering only two days ago who was going to buy them. Well, now we know it’s SRAM/Quarq. Source: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2019/04/sram-acquires-powertap-what-it-means-for-both-brands-and-consumers.html It looks like the products that the customer sees will proceed in broadly the same direction with the same numbering. So…
WatTeam PowerBeat G3 – Gen 3 – Review or Hands On to follow
The WatTeam PowerBeat G3 review will follow but today we have the formal announcement today ahead of general availability in August. Product Variants & Pricing This chart nicely sums it all up with all the options ranging from a single sided DIY crank-based power-meter though to an installed dual sided, dual-bike option. …
Best Power Meter Pedals – Bike Rider’s Guide to Compare Garmin, Favero, PowerTap and SRM (not a review)
2019 Update: Power Meter Pedals are the best choice for most bike riders. Is Garmin? Favero? PowerTap? Which is best? Let’s see…
Tour de Yorkshire – mini disasters and lots of fun
A look at my TdY with a gadgety twist I have just returned home after family visits and the long course at the Tour de Yorkshire. The course is 80ish miles (129km and over 2km of vertical) taking in the varied and beautiful Yorkshire countryside on, what was, a perfect-to-slightly hot and windless day. Results:…
Assioma – New V2 Firmware For Super Accuracy
Favero have made public their new IAV Power system. This is an entirely new calculation algorithm for Favero and it bases power calculation on Instantaneous Angular Velocity (IAV). Favero believe they are the only power meter pedal company currently able to deliver this calculation because of their pre-exiting, inbuilt, high-precision gyroscope. So What? It’s a…
ASSIOMA, Important New Firmware Update for Favero’s power meter pedals
There is some interesting powermeter firmware news from Favero. EDIT: There will be more detailed news on this subject on 24 April. I guess you are here because of Favero’s teaser email! It looks like their OVAL/ELIPTICAL firmware mods, which are now in beta, will go live in April 2018 (Source: AC @favero).This will be…
Gadgets I’m Using Right Now
Here are most of the gadgets I’ve been using for me over the last month or so. I’m not sure they are my ‘favourite’ ones per se but I’m using them ‘properly’ for meaningful training stuff rather than just trying to break them or seeing if the GPS is accurate or not. There is nothing…
ASSIOMA Review: Favero Assioma Duo Uno Power Meter Pedal
In this detailed Favero Assioma Review, we look in great detail at Favero’s successor to the popular bePRO power meter pedals. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better…it did. Here is a brief update after 2 years of continuous use, you can go to the detail immediately afterwards. Favero Assioma Duo Review –…
| Review Part 2 | ASSIOMA Power Meter Pedals Favero – Installation, Calibration, Maintenance
This is part of the main review of the Favero Assioma power meter pedals (2017) (link here) power meter pedals covering unboxing, installation, calibration and other general setup and maintenance issues. SETUP – Summary It really is SUPER easy. The original BePro looked a little daunting when it came to setup but was still pretty…
Favero Assioma Power Meter Pedals Available For Pre-Orders And *Other Excitement*
Late Summer 2017 seems to be about to deliver a few pleasant and, at least to me, interesting surprises on the endurance sports tech front. BOLTT‘s health-coaching pod (based on work with Garmin hardware) is now available for pre-order. I’ll probably NOT be covering that but it still fits in the “interesting” category. Staying on…
Favero Assioma – New Power Meter Pedals Announced – it’s BePro Version 2
Today’s announcement of the Assioma power meter pedals from Favero shows just how successful the version 1.0 products were – ie how successful the BePro single- and dual-sided models were. They sold well and have enabled investment in a new and upgraded model…the ASSIOMA There are two models – the DUO and the UNO. Even with my…
Favero ASSIOMA – New Power Meter Announced
This post has been supersede with more up-to-date info. See below. FULL ANNOUNCEMENT AND DETAILS (HERE) Specs are a bit thin on the ground but Favero have been teasing this for a few weeks and today I got the confirmatory public email. My understanding is that we have a new dual-sided or single-sided PM, like…
Garmin Vector 3 & 3s – August 2017
With the likely announcement of the Vector 3 and 3s later this year, as an upgrade to the already sound Vector 2 equivalents, what can Garmin meaningfully add to their pedal-based power meters?
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Garmin Vector Review v2 pedal-based power meter
Garmin Vector Review In this Garmin Vector Review we take a detailed look at all aspects of the Version 2 pedals from Garmin. This detailed review of Garmin’s Vector 2 power meter offering will give a thorough coverage of most aspects of installation and usage. Vector 2 gives an improved installation over and above the…
Review : Garmin Vector 2
Garmin’s Vector 2 pedals are ANT+ compatible, dual-sided power meters. They are compatible with LOOK KEO cleats. They should fit into the thread of any crank but do not consider that carte-blanche to use with your MTB or with carbon cranks. The Vector 2s are essentially the same as the Version 1 Vector but come with a…
