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Cycling enthusiasts know that the right set of road bike tyres can make a world of difference in terms of performance, comfort, and overall riding experience. With a myriad of options available, selecting the best road bike tyres for your needs can be a daunting task. Fear not, as this guide will steer you through the essential factors to consider, ensuring you make an informed decision for a smoother and faster ride.

1. Understand Your Riding Style
2. Consider Tyre Size
3. Tread Patterns for Different Conditions
4. Understanding Tyre Compound
5. Puncture Resistance and Durability
6. Inflation Pressure
7. Brand Reputation and Reviews
8. Budget Considerations

This is a great review by velo.outsideonline.com providing a balanced review of the Favero Assioma Duo Shi power meter which we stock.

The reliability of these power meter pedals is excellent, and the ease of swapping between bikes makes them an great choice for those with more than a single road bike.

For years, those who wanted power meter pedals had few options other than using Look Keo cleat compatible pedals. Italian manufacturer Favero debuted the Assioma Duo Shi (dual-sided Shimano) power meter some four years after the debut of its Look-compatible version, in 2017.

Unlike the Look compatible version of the power meter, which arrives as complete pedals with power meter spindles and pedal bodies, the Shimano version is sold as power-measuring spindles-only, so you’ll have to bring your own pedal bodies, or make an additional purchase.