Test: There are plenty of power-measuring pedals available, but after acquiring Speedplay, Wahoo decided to take power measurement into its own hands and bring it to the pedals. One year after the US manufacturer's announcement, we were able to bolt the coveted pedals to our bike and test them for you. Since February... read more
Test: The power meter has truly earned its reputation as the most important training control tool in recent years. Not only in the professional bike world, but also among amateurs and ambitious hobby cyclists, the power meter is now a must. Those who are lucky or pay enough for their dream bike often even get the model version delivered with a power meter. … read more
Test: In the spring, I already described the assembly and initial impressions in detail in the first part of my long-term test of the Power2Max NG power meter. Now I've been out with it for the entire season and racked up many kilometers – you can find out how the power meter performed in the test. Watt meters improve training efficiency – there's more to it than that... read more
Market: With the new DZero-based power meters from Quarq, the company aims to increase compatibility of power meters, giving even more cyclists the opportunity to use a high-quality power meter. With the new DZero Specialized and DFour91 models, the Quarq Spinder is now also compatible with the new S-Works carbon cranksets and the Shimano Dura-Ace R9100... read more
Test: In times of highly structured training programs and individualized sessions, power meters have become an indispensable part of everyday cycling. On the one hand, they allow us to control our training more precisely, and on the other, the values can be compared quite nicely with those of the pros. With the Rotor 2InPower, we tested a high-quality, double-sided... read more
