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Favero Assioma DUO Review: The Best Pedal Power Meter?

Posted by Trevor Barrett on

Favero Assioma pedal power meters are one of the best power meters on the market, thanks to their ease of installation, accuracy, and reliability. I use them as my main power source. They are more affordable than most competitors while providing better value. Their biggest disadvantage is that they are not available for Shimano SPD-SL cleats (unless you use DUO-Shi spindles). Depending on your budget and preference, you can buy Favero Assioma DUO (dual-sided power meter) or Favero Assioma UNO (left-sided power meter). I fully recommend them.

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Best Value Carbon Wheelsets

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Orome carbon road wheelsets are a popular choice for cyclists of all levels, from beginners to professionals. They are known for their lightweight, aerodynamic performance, and durability.

When it comes to cycling, the significance of the wheelset cannot be overstated. It's the part of your bike that directly connects you to the road, and investing in a high-quality wheelset can significantly enhance your riding experience. Orome, a brand known for its commitment to innovation and excellence, has earned a reputation for producing exceptional carbon road wheelsets. 

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REVIEW: SwissStop Catalyst Race Disc Rotor

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"SwissStop's Catalyst Race brake rotors are a lightweight replacement for the stock equipment that comes on your bike. I've found them to be virtually silent in operation and with plenty of bite, feel and modulation in all kinds of riding conditions.

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REVIEW: SwissStop Disc 34 RS pads

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SwissStop's Disc 34 RS Pads are a great upgrade for any bike facing hard conditions. They remain silent in grotty weather, wear slowly and while they're more expensive than the stock pads, they don't cost a fortune.

SwissStop has provided the upgrade of silence with its Disc 34 RS pads. It might not sound like the best upgrade, but when you've heard the howl of contaminated disc brakes, you'll pay anything for a quiet system.

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A Beginner's Guide to Handlebar Tape

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Handlebar tape is a crucial component of a bicycle's handlebars. It is a padded covering that provides grip, comfort, and shock absorption while cycling. Handlebar tape should be replaced periodically, especially if it becomes worn, torn, or loses its cushioning properties. Think of how much your hands sweat out on a hot ride, or the dirt and dust from the road making its way to your handlebars.

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