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Favero Assioma DUO-Shi

Super happy with the power meters. They work at top level, super accurate and on both legs. Very happy with switching between bikes. Note: these are good and expensive parts known among cyclists. If you go on holiday with your bike on the bike rack. Do not put the pedals in the bag on the bike. Just to be on the safe side. Otherwise only enjoyed it!!!!!

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Does what it needs to do, and super well. Assembly is very easy. Good description of the product.

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Very satisfied with this powermeter. Nice to be able to use existing pedals, easy to switch between bikes (itt crankset), double measurement is top (At first, I was always on 55-45, a few rides focused on that and you immediately notice that you pedal better. Seems really ideal for rehabilitation e.g.). QFactor is a bit tricky, I have wide hips and squat with my legs wide apart, but I had to move the cleats completely inwards to maintain comfort (normally they were always completely inwards). By now I'm really used to it and actually like it better (no more heel against frame either). Battery life is good enough and charging is quick and easy, build quality also seems really top notch. Of course, it's still an expensive toy and you may wonder whether it's really necessary if you don't train very seriously, but I still find it an addition.

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Ridden a few rides with it now and am very satisfied. Easy to install and mount on the existing pedals. Highly recommended!

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Must say this was really good. Was a little worried about wider q-value but nothing I notice. I ride several different bikes and spin bikes so I am used to different feel. Buy if you want to continue using shimano and are looking for "cheap" and super good watt pedals.

Following surgery, I hope to recover equivalent power on both legs. The sensors allow me to follow the evolution.

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After a couple of settling-in releases, the favero sensors have begun to measure power with good accuracy and stability. They are an excellent product that leaves no regrets for the price paid. Negligible Q-factor increase, after one 'outing you get used to them immediately without pain. Only note of caution: the pedals are slightly more protruding and in corners, if you bend a lot and resume pedaling a little early, you risk having the pedal touch the ground (I confirm having happened to me)

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Long doubted whether I thought it was worth the money. But I am very happy with it. You sit a little differently on the bike during training sessions and it helps me to dose a little better but be able to do more repetitions. It is also nice to see the relationship between left and right (amazingly equal) and to see the pedal efficiency. There is still a lot to gain

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Works fine!!!!

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They work quite well. I had a hard time putting them in because I don't have a torque wrench. The application works very well. Charging the battery is very easy and lasts a very long time. The power data is reliable. The only thing I don't like is that there are drops in the cadence measurement in the middle and eventually the average cadence stays around 70% of the actual cadence.

Very good product and delivered the next day, I recommend.

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Installation of the pedals on these axles was very easy and done with standard tools. Ridden hundreds of miles with them in the meantime and compared data with my Elite Direto XR and the deviations are never more than 3%, which also makes sense considering the whole drivetrain is still in between and involves some loss. So nice to see the power you are putting on your pedals. So on my Garmin Edge 830 and in the Garmin app you get (almost) all the data that the garmin vector or rally pedals offer, but for hundreds of euros less. Rechargeable batteries are a big plus over having to replace those button cell batteries all the time. Because you can disassemble them so easily you can easily take them on trips to put on a rented bike, or just to switch between your own bikes. I was a little apprehensive beforehand about the larger Q factor, but I don't find it noticeable. It even reduces the chances of scuffing the paint off your crankset, so another plus. Absolutely recommended!

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Easy to setup and assemble with the existing SPD-SL pedals. Love these power pedals.

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