Review on FAVERO Assioma Duo Side 🚴 Pedal Power Meter for Enhanced SEO by Robert Smith

I use these pedals on my road bike and also on my road bike on an indoor trainer. I've ridden it 3,000 miles with ease and have had literally no issues with it falling out during a ride or other glitches in terms of tracking performance (and cadence!) or Zwift (when indoors). Ease of use/Accuracy: The inclusion of ANT+ and Bluetooth is welcome to aid in pairing with phones and indoor trainers. The former is useful if you don't have a dedicated bike computer but want to connect your pedals to something like the Strava iPhone app to track your rides and performance metrics. I use them indoors and out as they are very easy to install/remove as they even come with a powerful allen wrench with pedals (try this with a crank based system). Not that I've (or even could) compare them to other power meters to determine accuracy, but DC Rainmaker on YouTube reviewed these pedals and has many power meters and excellent comparison software for recorded data and found them extremely accurate in comparison to significantly more expensive devices (eg Garmin Vector 3). During my long rides, I haven't noticed any odd fluctuations in the power reading as the power readings seem to be stable and consistent. Let the battery discharge less than 10%. after 3000 km drive! Magnetic chargers are really stylish and make charging very easy. I just use a portable battery pack to charge it and leave it charging in my garage while hanging on the wall. a platform that goes far beyond just measuring power, but can provide you with L/R balance, power phase, riding position, etc. More data for a genius! Check out the photos accompanying this test to see the metrics you get when viewing data in Garmin Connect if you have a Garmin Edge cycling computer (only "Platform Offset [Center]" is displayed in Garmin Cycling Dynamics unsupported).