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So, which Favero power meter should you buy?

Here’s the quick decision guide.

Choose Favero Assioma PRO RS-1 if:

You ride road, use Shimano SPD-SL cleats, and want single-sided power measurement.

Choose Favero Assioma PRO RS if:

You ride road, use Shimano SPD-SL cleats, and want true dual-sided power measurement.

Choose Favero Assioma PRO RL if:

You ride road, use Look Keo-compatible cleats, and want Favero’s newer PRO road pedal platform.

Choose Favero Assioma UNO if:

You ride road, use compatible Look-style cleats, and want a proven single-sided power meter pedal.

Choose Favero Assioma DUO if:

You ride road, use compatible Look-style cleats, and want dual-sided power data.

Choose Favero Assioma PRO MX-1 if:

You ride gravel, MTB XC or cyclocross, use SPD-style cleats, and want single-sided off-road power measurement.

Choose Favero Assioma PRO MX-2 if:

You ride gravel, MTB XC or cyclocross, use SPD-style cleats, and want true dual-sided off-road power measurement.

The Hutchinson Blackbird Racing is a fast, smooth, and predictable road tyre that balances race-day speed with everyday stability.

The new Mach Tread 3.0 compound rolls quickly, grips confidently in corners (even in the wet), and takes the sting out of rougher NZ roads. Tubeless setup is easy, and it comes in 26, 28, and 30mm widths.

A great choice for riders who want a performance tyre that feels quick without feeling twitchy.

Short answer: If you ride mostly in dry weather and want a clean drivetrain, use a wax lube. If you ride through wet NZ winters or do long days in changeable weather, use a wet (thicker, longer-lasting) lube. If you want one bottle that copes with a bit of everything, an all-purpose lube is the easy choice. Whichever you pick, start with a properly clean chain, because no lube works well on top of old grime. Chain lube is one of those things every rider has an opinion on. Wax people swear by clean hands and a silent drivetrain. Wet...

Skratch Sport Hydration and Super High-Carb both go in your bottle, but they do different jobs. Compare their carbohydrates, sodium and calories, and find out when to use each one.

Quick Comparison Guide:

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