FAVERO Assioma Duo Side 🚴 Pedal Power Meter for Enhanced SEO Review

Bought these to replace a Garmin Vector 3 kit which even after replacements, repairs and upgrades have never caused anything but problems. The package arrived quickly, was easy to understand and in no time the pedals were on the bike and charging. I've made about 150,000 so far with no problems. I charge after every ride, so I can't comment on the battery life. Connecting cables to the pedals is a bit of a hassle, but nothing compared to the distrust of the numbers you're given. I wish I would…

I was looking for a set of power meters for the machine but everything was so expensive. Luckily I stumbled across them and then did a lot of research and nothing could beat the price you pay for what you get. These things work great, are easy to set up, very responsive, and last a long time on a single charge. For reference, I connect them to my MacBook Pro via Bluetooth (but they also work with my iPad) and use the Sufferfest app. My only complaint (if you call it that) is that the Assioma…

I used them to upgrade the Keizer M3 to use Zwift and they were excellent. Very solidly made, 100% reliable so far (1 month of use), easy to install (although you will need a separate adjustable torque wrench to follow directions closely), long battery life and very durable, withstands a fair amount of abuse from my 230lbs up now no problem. Also easily rechargeable and easy to switch to another bike/trainer. A bit pricey but as they say you get what you pay for and I think it's better to spend

First of all I got used to my Quarq dzero bb30 crankset. So I compare with the additional features of Assioma pedals. First, they just connect to my Garmin Edge 830. I only needed 1 puck (included) to tighten the Ultegra 6800 crank. Second, Garmin now actually shows power stages, power stats, and more. This is not only interesting for me, but also tells me where my maximum power is in my pedal (which I have never seen before). Finally: For less than $800, you get all the functionality of a…

I said goodbye to the Garmin Vector 3 (double) and said hello/hallelujah to the Favero Assioma DUO. It was great to switch and use a pedal based power meter that WORKS perfectly! Installation is simple and easy. The charging design is perfect, with excellent battery life. Sturdy, strong and durable design and construction. Performance data is accurate and a wonderful asset for training and racing. I use these pedals with TrainerRoad + CycleOps Hammer and have great indoor training experience…

Bought a year ago and had no problems with it. Installation is very easy except that you have to use a hex key for it. They are extremely stable and work equally well in wet, warm or rainy weather. The battery actually lasts +50 hours as stated by Favero. If you use performance analysis software like WKO5 you can see metrics like pedal smoothness, torque efficiency, L/R balance (in the case of the Assioma Duo, the ones I bought). I recommend using with Look cleats, they work great, some people…

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…

First thing to consider: I've never trained with a power meter before, so I have no experience with power or a basis for comparison. Also, I've only had these pedals for 3 weeks at the moment. I've logged 8 rides on the pedals since I bought them. My rating is based on the short time I've spent with these pedals so far. The Assioma Favero pedals are AMAZING. Indeed they are. I did my homework before I bought them. I spent about 4 months slowly collecting and reading numerous YouTube articles…