4iiii Podium vs Stages L/R
Moderator: robbosmans
Now both dual sides powermeters seems to be available to public, it's time for me to think about to 'upgrade' my 2 year old left side stage 9000 crank. As I didn't have any issue in maybe 30.000 km, I tend to go for the L/R 9100 stages. The added weight is around only 35gr (I saw a scale pic @ 664gr), but:
*I would like to get rit of the coin batteries
*You clearly see the drive side pod
*The blue Stages lettering is visible on both sides.
This leads me to the new 4iiii Podium :
*Completely invisible from the side with no lettering or visible pod
*Micro USB (but only 60 hours running time)
*Added weight unknown. Non-drive side only 'should be' + 9gr. Someone found the exact extra weight for both sides?
Any other thoughts on these units, or things I didn't mention but that could be relevant in the choise?
*I would like to get rit of the coin batteries
*You clearly see the drive side pod
*The blue Stages lettering is visible on both sides.
This leads me to the new 4iiii Podium :
*Completely invisible from the side with no lettering or visible pod
*Micro USB (but only 60 hours running time)
*Added weight unknown. Non-drive side only 'should be' + 9gr. Someone found the exact extra weight for both sides?
Any other thoughts on these units, or things I didn't mention but that could be relevant in the choise?
Current bikes:
Scott Addict Premium Disc 2018
Scott Addict Orica Greenedge 2015
Retired:
Canyon Endurace CF SLX 2016
Canyon Ultimate CF SLX 2013
Scott Addict Premium Disc 2018
Scott Addict Orica Greenedge 2015
Retired:
Canyon Endurace CF SLX 2016
Canyon Ultimate CF SLX 2013
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Delorre wrote: ↑Thu Feb 15, 2018 2:08 pmNow both dual sides powermeters seems to be available to public, it's time for me to think about to 'upgrade' my 2 year old left side stage 9000 crank. As I didn't have any issue in maybe 30.000 km, I tend to go for the L/R 9100 stages. The added weight is around only 35gr (I saw a scale pic @ 664gr), but:
*I would like to get rit of the coin batteries
*You clearly see the drive side pod
*The blue Stages lettering is visible on both sides.
This leads me to the new 4iiii Podium :
*Completely invisible from the side with no lettering or visible pod
*Micro USB (but only 60 hours running time)
*Added weight unknown. Non-drive side only 'should be' + 9gr. Someone found the exact extra weight for both sides?
Any other thoughts on these units, or things I didn't mention but that could be relevant in the choise?
Weight will be 16g for a dual sided Podiiiium (8g per side).
Source ? But thx allready !saverin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 15, 2018 6:25 pmDelorre wrote: ↑Thu Feb 15, 2018 2:08 pmNow both dual sides powermeters seems to be available to public, it's time for me to think about to 'upgrade' my 2 year old left side stage 9000 crank. As I didn't have any issue in maybe 30.000 km, I tend to go for the L/R 9100 stages. The added weight is around only 35gr (I saw a scale pic @ 664gr), but:
*I would like to get rit of the coin batteries
*You clearly see the drive side pod
*The blue Stages lettering is visible on both sides.
This leads me to the new 4iiii Podium :
*Completely invisible from the side with no lettering or visible pod
*Micro USB (but only 60 hours running time)
*Added weight unknown. Non-drive side only 'should be' + 9gr. Someone found the exact extra weight for both sides?
Any other thoughts on these units, or things I didn't mention but that could be relevant in the choise?
Weight will be 16g for a dual sided Podiiiium (8g per side).
Current bikes:
Scott Addict Premium Disc 2018
Scott Addict Orica Greenedge 2015
Retired:
Canyon Endurace CF SLX 2016
Canyon Ultimate CF SLX 2013
Scott Addict Premium Disc 2018
Scott Addict Orica Greenedge 2015
Retired:
Canyon Endurace CF SLX 2016
Canyon Ultimate CF SLX 2013
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Looks like the Podiiiium has the one thing the old Precision was missing too...automatic temp compensation.
If only they made a SRAM Red option...yeah yeah...carbon bodied cranks are hard!
If only they made a SRAM Red option...yeah yeah...carbon bodied cranks are hard!
Dredging up a few months old thread, but 4iiii announced at Sea Otter that they now have Precision and Podiiiium power meters for several carbon cranks, including SRAM Red.
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Dual-leg is still Shimano-only unless you count the two SRAM MTB cranksets. There's definitely no room behind the Red DS crank for the hidden version of the Podiiiium. Maybe they'll make a special housing that sits in one of the cutouts on the chainring at some point...
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Old thread but you mean sram red 22 etap? The one i have, I can't remove the spindle from the non drive side arm.savechief wrote:Dredging up a few months old thread, but 4iiii announced at Sea Otter that they now have Precision and Podiiiium power meters for several carbon cranks, including SRAM Red.
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I have a podium
Mine reads a few watts high
Battery actually lasts really long before needing a charge
Depite being smaller it rubs the chainstay on one of my frames (same frame fits stages & pioneer fine)
Signal is really good tho - hasnt dropped once
Mine reads a few watts high
Battery actually lasts really long before needing a charge
Depite being smaller it rubs the chainstay on one of my frames (same frame fits stages & pioneer fine)
Signal is really good tho - hasnt dropped once