Following on from the successful test/review of the Stages Shimano DuraAce R9200 DUAL power meter, this video focuses on their Ultegra R8100 DUAL offering. Using newly redesigned right side sensors Stages look to have another winner on their hands, this time at a lower price point than the DuraAce crank. 🚲⚡️📈👌🏼
Links:
GPLama Stages R9200 DUAL Power Meter Review: https://youtu.be/H1YxXidWZc4
GPLama Shimano Based Power Meter Report (2019): https://bit.ly/3Ct5sS4
Stages Power Website: http://bit.ly/3uoAA3X
Technical Specifications:
● Shimano Ultegra R8100 12 Speed Crankset (172.5mm 52/36, 753g)
● True Dual Sided Power (Stages Gen III Tech)
● Power Accuracy: ±1.5%
● Wireless Protocols: ANT+, Bluetooth.
● Maximum Power: 0-5000W.
● Cadence: 10-220 RPM.
● Battery: 2x CR2032 / 175hrs (in Dual mode).
● Active Temperature Compensation.
● IPX7 water resistant.
● Firmware Upgradable
● Device Management: Stages Cycling App
● Pricing: US$864.99 // (DuraAce 9200 is US$1224.99)
● Pricing: Factory Install (Your Crank): US$529.99
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Any hope of a dual sided GRX power meter?
InPeak are sending one to the Lama Lab soon!
I keep getting 53/47 or 54/46 L/R balance on a new Stages 8100. How do I verify the accuracy and/or rule out a firmware bug? Don’t have power meter pedals, but my Quarq is typically 50/50, 51/49, 49/51. Appreciate your help!
Quarq power meters will only ever estimate L/R balance as they only measure power at a single point. You’ll need to get a set of power meter pedals (dual) and perform comparative testing.
Hi mate
I want to move to a 165mm crank. I am currently running Shimano 11 speed. Is the Shimano Ultegra 12 speed crankset compatible with the previous gen 11 speed front and rear derailleurs?
Cheers
Mathew