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It’s tough to truly gauge your performance without knowing your power numbers. Many cyclists use power output as well as speed and cadence for upcoming races, but a power meter is also handy for less ...

Buying a Power Meter often represents the step from taking your hobby into something more serious. However, knowing which one is best for you is important especially when it's one of the bigger ...

As a trainer, I’ve seen firsthand how relying solely on performance feedback from fitness tracker or power meter data can sometimes miss the mark when it comes to building fitness. Tracking our ...

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While power meters are very handy tools for tracking your cycling performance, mounting and calibrating the things can be a fiddly process. The CycleClick is designed to change that, by mounting on ...

Designed with sensors housed in the pedals, the Rally power meters deliver reliable, accurate data on every training session. With the Rally RK200, Rally RS200 and Rally XC200 dual-sensing pedal-based ...

A lot of cyclists use power meters, but likely a lot more would use them if the things weren't so expensive – they can easily cost over US$1,000. A group of Dutch entrepreneurs is out to address that ...