If you Ride Gravel You NEED this Power Meter * Favero Assioma PRO MX*

[@GCPerformance18]

If you need a power meter, Favero is extremely top end quality for competitive price

[@Niggoification]

simply the best - never had a single issue with them and cant wait for a newer version of their road pedal without the puck

[@GCPerformance18]

yea I know I wabt those too

[@joshuahoover]

I've been using these on my gravel bike for a out 6 months and they've been flawless 💯

[@GCPerformance18]

agreed

[@Shompy247]

If you’re watching. These are the best mtb pedals. Bomb proof. Accuracy its also on another level

[@GCPerformance18]

I agree. I have there road and work on there mtb and road pedals they are amazing products

[@olivierhiers4224]

used my road Assioma on fat bike throughout the winter, these are terrific!!! owned them since late 2020

[@GCPerformance18]

yea they are like bomb proof

[@66mikkim]

Almost a year late to the party....better late than never ;-) Best PM Pedals on the market. I have the road version for 4 years and the MX for about 6 months, never gettin anything else!

[@GCPerformance18]

Very nice!

[@realjaklap]

Thanks for covering these - my spin class uses SPD, so sticking with that pedal type for all my bikes. These look great!

[@ShawnIsBatman]

I have run the Favero Assioma Duo on my Pinarello road bike for a couple of years and they have been flawless. They are absolutely the best in class and I would never consider running any other power meter. I just bought a gravel bike and am getting ready to pull the trigger on the MX model for that bike. The only thing that I am changing is going to a single-sided option for the MX pedals. While the dual-sided measurement is nice, for me and the type of riding I do, the extra cost is not warranted. If I were a manufacturer I would not even both trying to create a power meter pedal to compete with Favero, they are just too good.

[@LagunaRider1961]

I use their road version and they are top notch 🙌

[@GCPerformance18]

agreed

[@ariffau]

They should bring the pod-less tech to the road side so we can swap them like we could with Garmin. I bought a Favero Assioma (for road) during the pandemic, and they are still working. Just needs pedal bearings to be replaced. But almost everything else is top notch! I only have good things to say. No idea why Hambini is trying to burn down a company as good as Favero. 🤷‍♂️

[@Over50sroadie]

Ive got these on my fatbike! Work great, but still cant get the balance setup on Garmin though.

[@GCPerformance18]

its under power and left and right balance

[@L3uX]

Totally off the point of the video but I heavily considered these pedals bc I really wanted to use a PM. I use my bike for all sorts of riding and lots of evening short road/gravel rides (5-7 miles), and don't want to use clipless unless it's for a specific longer ride. I chose for my 1x, Sigeyi PM spider + wolf tooth shimano chainring (better chainline) and has been awesome. Also a small bit of weight savings while you're at it (Sigeyi is 101g, my xpedo clipless pedals are 221g = 322g vs. 384g). Just something to consider for other riders out there who may want an alternative to pedal PM. Cost wise should be a little cheaper too iirc, just more work checking for compatibility and install.

[@markwright8030]

Super nice for sure 👍I’d have them on my road bike 🚴‍♂️👍

[@GHinWI]

It’d be fun to try these, but I can’t get past the xtra stack height compared to an XT pedal. I like to be as low as possible on the bike, and this would require to push the saddle up ~5mm.

[@66mikkim]

What are you talkin about? Shimano XT pedals 16.5mm stack...the Favero MX 17.2 mm stack

[@mychannelforfun5523]

I have those on my Scott Spark RC and they are awesome.

[@GCPerformance18]

they really are

[@coltonwolf1576]

Would this work with Flight Attendant to access the adaptive ride dynamics feature of the flight attendant system. Or does one need the SRAM power meter to do this.

[@GCPerformance18]

hmmm that is a good question I do not know that one

[@waisinglee1509]

I am sorry but maybe I missed this somehow. How can you tell the difference between the MX-2 and the MX-1? I don't think that is indicated anywhere. Thanks.

[@GCPerformance18]

mx 2 is dual sided power meter that is 760 and mx1 is is single sided power meter for 500 they are represented by the red rings on the pedal spindles, the 2 have 2 and the 1 have 1

[@waisinglee1509]

@@GCPerformance18 Ahhh...thanks, I was hoping it would say on the box or even on the pedal body.

[@jamescourier1545]

Ha! 1x road bikes must be a thing to Floridians! 🤩

[@GCPerformance18]

it is all the rage

[@TonyDubo]

How far can you drive on a single battery charge?

[@GCPerformance18]

It says 60 hours

[@rg807]

I wish they made a Dura Ace version. Look cleats are garbage, they last only a couple of months whereas Dura Ace last me at least a year, sometimes two.

[@GCPerformance18]

yea it is weird they oinly work for shimano ultegra

[@ChrisCapoccia]

I wish there were power pedals for crankbrothers

[@GCPerformance18]

why? for the eggbeater?

[@ChrisCapoccia]

@GCPerformance18 I'm using the candy pedals. Not too concerned about a little extra weight. I'd rather have a little bit of a platform if I'm not quite clipped in

[@petersouthernboy6327]

Or - I can just keep using my SRAM crankset power meter and Shimano SPD pedals.

[@GCPerformance18]

yes

[@ariffau]

1:58 harder! 💢

[@GCPerformance18]

I willlll

[@mornenaude2885]

So you just sell your freebies?

[@GCPerformance18]

I dont have a gravel or mtb and i have a retail store that I have an account with favero, so why not? I literally pay for there product monthly anyways and sell them and service them here

[@nationsnumber1chump]

no way would i use those pedals for gravel riding. the little metal charging prongs would get destroyed within a year. I've had the issue before with chinese earphones. They all charge that way. No thanks

[@66mikkim]

How are you able to damage the pedal spindle that close to the crank without damaging the crankarm first?

[@nationsnumber1chump]

@@66mikkim its dirt and mud ingress

[@nokia6800]

There's no prongs on the pedal itself. That is just the contact point. The prongs are on the charger. I have the road version and converted them to spd. I've used them off road for 2 years and haven't had a single issue.

[@66mikkim]

@@nationsnumber1chump That will not affect them at all!

[@ynslife]

nah that's not an issue, these are bombproof

[@Epiqe]

You dont need this. (unless you race in Unbound etc.)

[@miatomi]

it's useful for everyone. if you like cycling it's good to try at least

[@swimbikerunwithmike]

Got them for mtn bike, single sided, they are awesome! And if you switch bikes alot or drivetrains makes it easier and less expensive

[@ynslife]

ah, another cycling fred telling other people what they don't need to buy because they say so!

[@GCPerformance18]

power is a great stat for everyone