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tomee
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by tomee

reknop wrote:Therefore I've purchased a Pioneer SGY-PM910L + Pioneer SGX-CA500. This works perfectly with Shimano 4-arm cranksets and can be extended to a dual side version. It packs tons of features, that I'm exploring one by one. :)


The thing that lets the Pioneer down is the headunit.

I find it slow and cumbersome. The GPS in it is not as good as a garmin either.

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rossjm11
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by rossjm11

Quarq of your choices. I found the Rotor InPower to be a fine Powermeter, but the Rotor UBB systems sucks
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chaekm84
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by chaekm84

I chose the Rotor inpower 3D+
We chose Rotor inpower 3D+ are lots of additional functionality is so simple to install one .
In addition, it is sufficient if one aa battery when the battery is discharged.
A car on curvy design also how
The main reason is too good to be written to Qring .
So what better than to relatively cheap prices .

zev
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by zev

My vote for Powertap C1, love em

junchen
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by junchen

Can the powertap c1 fit the sram red exogram crank (hidden 5th arm) without needing to file the chainring?

Edit - just checked. Not compatible with sram red 22.
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jpanspac
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by jpanspac

I have Garmin Vectors. I wish I had gone with P2M instead.
My favorite components are the ones I never have to think about.

RyanH
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by RyanH

I've had two Quarqs and an SRM.

Quarqs:
First died due to water ingress. Quarq replaced it out of warranty, quickly, with a new spider for $500 but came with a 2 year warranty.
2nd I've only had for a few weeks.

They read similar to my SRM, but I am getting power spikes with the second that I didn't get with the first, could it be due to the SRM PC8 headunit? Never had a problem with the Garmin 500 and Quarq.

Pros of Quarq: Auto-Temperature adjustment, accelerometer, user changeable battery and seems to be as accurate as the SRM.
Cons: Power spikes with PC8, heavier

SRM:
Mine died within 3 months of owning it. SRM was hard to get a hold of and wanted me to test with a PC7 first, which delayed the process by a week.

Pros: Works for two years without a battery change, considered the gold standard.
Cons: Doesn't work well at all with Garmin (power dropouts galore), battery can't be replaced by you, doesn't offset for temp changes.


To be honest, for the price, I'd pick Quarq over SRM if I was looking at the same crank.

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reknop
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by reknop

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