The 10 Best Bike Power Meters
This wiki has been updated 20 times since it was first published in November of 2018. If you want to take your riding to the next level, a bike power meter can push you forward, as it shows your strengths and weaknesses and gives you rich data that'll help you make training decisions. While using one is an easy choice, finding the right one can be tricky, since your budget and equipment will determine which is perfect for you. We've got plenty of options to get you started, though.
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Editor's Notes
December 05, 2018:
Investigated options that make sense for various budgets, including the Velocomp Powerpod on the lower end and the Garmin Vector 3 and Shimano Hollowtech II on the higher. Chose the Favero Assioma Uno and Quarq DZero Aluminum as top choices thanks to the way they blend durability and a strong range of features without over-the-top pricing.
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