Garmin’s newest Rally RS 210 pedals deliver excellent data and flexibility, but face stiff competition from cheaper rivals.

Accurate and consistent power data; unrivalled range of highly tunable float; easy to install on a bike; solid battery life Cons: Only one road-specific pedal body available; replacement cleats are ...

Adding to the Favero Assioma and Garmin Vector 3 options, riders who want power-meter pedals now also have the option of the new Speedplay Powrlink pedals, which come in $649 single- and $999 ...

For years, those who wanted power meter pedals had few options other than using Look Keo cleat compatible pedals. Italian manufacturer Favero debuted the Assioma Shimano power meter some four years ...

For many riders, a power meter is high on the shopping list when upgrading a bike or venturing into the world of structured training. Owning one of the best power meters will enable you to track your ...

Garmin’s Rally pedals are compatible with the three most popular cleat designs One set of pedals can be used across different cleat platforms The pedals are available in single and dual-sensing ...

Adds modest weight to your ride Pedals are only Look Keo compatible – sorry Shimano or Speedplay fans Price will set you back $1,499 big ones “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a 20-year ...

The power meter market is heating up yet again, this time with a brand-new pedal-based entry from Xpedo. Set for an official release at this week's Taipei Cycle Show, the new Thrust E power meter ...

There are too many power meter options available for riders. I’ve tried nearly all of them over the years and I’m happy to simplify the conversation around which power meter you should get. The answer ...