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Favero Assioma DUO

Very good pedals. On the first ride, best to set the tension to minimum!

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A friend lent us a pair before we bought them for evaluation. Very good product, easy to connect to the Garmin and indispensable for a mountain biker's winter road training.

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No complaints so far. Does exactly what it is supposed to do .

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Super easy to use. Allows you to work out at your best.

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The assembly is simple and the pairing with cell phone and bike computer uncomplicated. The only drawback are the pedal plates, here I would much rather have the Shimano standard.

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Super no downsides at all Installation super easy via app

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Even though they're still expensive, these pedals offer truly relevant indicators at a price well below the competition. In addition to power indication, they allow you to work on D/G balance on the round pedal and pedaling fluidity. They also replace the cadence sensor, and are easy to connect except for one small subtlety: you need to go to the sensor settings on the GPS to activate "dynamic cycling" data to obtain this data. So, good equipment, easy to use and high-performance.

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No headaches for connection and recognition by home trainer and/or GPS applications. Good build quality and finish for the price.

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Can’t comment on long term reliability but so far seem the business. Went through 5 pairs of Powertap pedals in 3 years. So, hopefully these won’t fail.

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Very easy to set up and output seems very sensible so far

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Plenty of data to play with after every ride. Very accurate for the best workouts

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The power meter itself is great - set up is super easy, the app is great, paired with bolt in no time and starts up fast when you want to ride. First power meter so can't say about the accuracy but DC Rainmaker & LamaLabs can offer you more on that. Only thing I'm not sold on are the look keo style cleats they use; moving from SPD-SL you notice that your footbed isn't as stable and you really need to dial in your cleat position so you don't get any pains etc. They aren't terrible, but if they came out with an SPD-SL body tomorrow id buy it straight away.

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seem great so far, simple to set up and doing what they are supposed to, only down side is they don't fit Shimano Cleats so having to get used to look positioning but all good so far!

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