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It’s tough to truly gauge your performance without knowing your power numbers. Many cyclists use power output as well as speed and cadence for upcoming races, but a power meter is also handy for less ...

Training Assist users learn and grow at their own pace. The modules within each course are consecutive; each module builds on the previous effort/exercise. Users start with the fundamentals of bike ...

Ultimately, a power meter can be an extremely helpful training tool—that is, if you’re actually going to use the data to make ...

If you’re going to spend >$1000 for a power meter on your bike, it only makes sense to learn how to use it properly rather than as a very expensive speedometer. By far the best instruction manual I’ve ...

Everyone likes new toys, but the difference between a toy and tool is how you use it. Just like that new computer that ends up being a post-it note station, cycling power meters can be in the same ...

New Look power meter pedals have the same stack height as its standard road and off-road pedals and claimed lower... 4iiii ...

$699 crank arm unit brings power to the masses Boulder, Colorado-based company Stages Cycling will launch at Interbike the new StageONE, a true direct-measurement power meter that weighs just 20g, is ...

The “PMC” was pioneered by TrainingPeaks way back in the day as a means of measuring short-term fatigue, long-term fitness, and the “form” that balances the two. Strava Premium now has its own ...