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After much deliberation I'm ready to get a PM. Pretty sure Vector single is where I'm going.
Winstanleys look on it price wise , does anyone have any recommendations?
There's a giant thread on here with loads of power meter deals. Not seen a post for a while, but do some Googling for it and you'll find it.
Edit: [url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/which-power-meter-stages-or-power2max ]this one[/url]
Cheers I've been following that thread with interest and did check before posting. Just wondering if there was anything I'd missed.
Don't think so. Germans use to be pretty good but no so much now.
Evans cycles are 474 I think
Slane cycles a tenner cheaper too
Is it worth the extra (almost double) to have the version that measures from both pedals?
Depends how serious you are ๐
Or more importantly how lopsided you are ๐
Im def right leg dominant. I can feel ot when i ride flats rather than clipped in.
I am keen to train hard for a proper go at some triathlon next year....
It's more that an imbalance can vary with levels of effort and fatigue, your imbalance may be a lot greater during hard efforts than easy efforts for example. Dual sided and you get the full picture.
Also if you have multiple PM's then it can be an issue when comparing across them. The single sided Vector is pretty good though as it allows you to set a scaling factor, so if you know you're always 5% out compared to another PM for example, you can set a suitable slope.
Single sided Vector good also in that you can upgrade to a second pedal later, spread the cost out a bit.
single sided upgrade for dual cheap at wiggle
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/garmin-vector-2-s-right-hand-pedal-upgrade/
Thanks for replies ordered doubles (yes pretty lop-sided ๐ )
Probably be up for sale in a month or so when I can see how weak I am.
Winstanley's btw and marked as despatched