Pre-fitted power meter?
bflk
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I may have the opportunity to splash out on a new road bike this summer and I've always wanted a power meter to play with too. What are the pros and cons of combining the purchase (never having heard of anyone who got both together)?
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Pro - you may get a bit of money off
Con - you'll be limited in choice to what the shop sell
Just make sure that whatever is replaced comes to you as a spare part - eg left crank ...0 -
You could get a pedal based meter since chances are your new bike isn't going to come with pedals anyway? If you shop around you can get the single sided Vector 3 for about £450, but they're like hens teeth at the moment.0
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if they're building to order, you can always buy it separately and give to them to fitmy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0
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What about this one?
https://www.evanscycles.com/shimano-dur ... t-EV299593
(or one of the other ratios 52/36 or 50/34) - current bike is 50/34 (Roux Vercors R3)0 -
bflk wrote:What about this one?
https://www.evanscycles.com/shimano-dur ... t-EV299593
(or one of the other ratios 52/36 or 50/34) - current bike is 50/34 (Roux Vercors R3)
If you're just starting to look at powermeters then have a look here:
https://www.dcrainmaker.com/
No idea why anyone would buy a Shimano one like the one you linked to though. They offer nothing over other options and are extortionate.
I'm hoping these guys beat the 99% chance of kickstarter failure and come through:
http://www.magnes.ch/sports/#styx0 -
Yes read his site before, this is his review of the above
https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2018/04/shi ... eview.html0 -
OK I've taken the splash and ordered the Stages dual sided Ultegra and an Emonda SL6 to go with it. Now looking forward to endless hours of number crunching fun :-) (and some nice riding too).0