Power Meter
SRAM Rival AXS Quarq Power Meter // Long Term Road Test Review
A long term road test review of the SRAM Rival AXS Quarq Power Meter. This video covers the models, the tech specs, and has extensive power data review comparisons. This single sided power meter turned out to be a great budget level unit, but it wasn’t all smooth sailing with the accuracy. Links: SRAM […]
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Favero Assioma DUO-Shi Power Meter: Shimano SPD-SL Road Pedal Compatible
After a number of leaks and product teasing by Favero themselves, today they officially launch their Favero Assioma DUO-Shi power meter. Based on the much loved Assioma power meter, the SPD-SL compatibility has been something people have wanted for a very long time. How does it measure up? Well… about that… there’s something you need […]
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Garmin RALLY Power Meter: Shimano SPD-SL // Shimano SPD // Look KEO
The Garmin RALLY power meter family has landed. With this comes the very first Shimano SPD-SL compatible road power meter pedal. This video contains all the details about the three pedal body options for the Garmin RALLY and the Lama Lab Test data from indoors and out. Garmin Rally Line Up: ● RALLY RS […]
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Shoe Based Power Meter? Not Your Next Power Meter….
Lots of interest this week in the patent filed by Icon Fitness that outlines a shoe based power meter. Icon isn’t a player in the competitive road cycling space but mention of Shimano SPD-SL, SPD, and Speedplay cleat compatibility caught our attention. Links: Patent application US20210001177A1 http://bit.ly/2OKoqka GPLama Power Meter Guide: https://gplama.com/powermeter-guide/
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Shimano GRX Power w/ Road Single Side Power Crank
Installing a Shimano LEFT road power meter crank on a Shimano GRX 810 crankset is possible. This video covers the successful hack/bodge and a few things you need to take into account if you’re looking at doing the same. This solution has worked very well as a power meter on the loaner Cervelo Aspero Mrs […]
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Favero Assioma Power Meter Update 4.75 // Auto-Zero Functionally
Favero have released firmware version 4.75 for their Assioma power meter pedals that enables auto-zero functionality. Links: Favero Assioma DUO (Amazon US): https://amzn.to/2TnK1wm Favero Assioma UNO (Amazon US): https://amzn.to/35de8MY XPedo M-Force 8 (Amazon): https://amzn.to/2OeRxvJ Videos: GPLama Assioma DUO Review: https://youtu.be/oWOlKT3jDJs GPLama Assioma SPD Conversion (M-Force 4): https://youtu.be/ybAFIhKahnM ————-
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Assioma SPD Power Meter Pedals w/ Xpedo M-Force 8 || SPD Power Pedals for MTB/Gravel/Road 🚲⚡️
A follow-up video for the Favero Assioma DUO SPD pedal conversion that I did back in late 2019. This time using the lighter and more readily available Xpedo M-Force 8 pedal bodies. The final product weighs in at 327g, lighter than the SRM X-Power SPD power meter pedal set (344g). Links: Favero Assioma DUO […]
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Power2Max Utility App Update for IOS/Android
Power2Max have recently updated both IOS and Android utility/configuration app for their power meters. Adding a number of visual improvements and a 30 hour (active/usage hours) trial option for those without the full suite of features enabled on their Power2Max power meter. What’s New – Version 19.521 ● Auto connect to an active registered power […]
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Magene P325 CS Power Meter: First Look Details // Ride Data Review
The Magene P325 CS dual sided power meter is due to launch in December 2020. Magene surprised everyone with using the Kickstarter model for their third-generation power meter. With a number of units already sent out to reviewers there’s been a lot of interest in how it performs when put to the test against other […]
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Power2Max NGeco Power Meter: Details // Install // Data Review
After many requests I finally have my hands on a Power2Max NGeco power meter and have put it through the Lama Lab! This video covers all the details…. including being swooped by magpies while testing this out on the road. Type: Spider Based Power Meter. Accuracy: ±2% (Now upgradable to ±1% €100 at time […]
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