How much did Garmin cut Rally pedal prices in May 2026?

Garmin cut MSRP across the Rally x10 range on 14 May 2026 by $150 to $400, depending on the model. The dual-sided Rally RS210 and RK210 fell from $1,199 to $899. The dual-sided XC210 fell from $1,299 to $899. Single-sided variants fell from $749 or $799 to $599. The road-and-off-road bundle fell from $1,499 to $1,199. Replacement bodies were halved. Conversion kits were cut by around 40%.

Is the Garmin Rally now cheaper than the Favero Assioma PRO RS?

No. The Favero Assioma PRO RS remains $110 cheaper than the Rally RS210 on a dual-sided basis and $100 cheaper on a single-sided basis. The gap was about $400 before the May 2026 cut. Favero also offers a lighter pedal and a longer claimed battery life of 160 hours, compared with Garmin’s 90.

Why did Garmin cut Rally pedal prices?

Garmin did not issue a public statement. The cut is the second permanent MSRP reduction Garmin has made in three months, following the Fenix 8 Pro MicroLED cut in February 2026. Both products launched in September 2025 at premium pricing. The pattern suggests that sell-through at launch pricing was insufficient.