cowboy7 wrote:
jksu2000 wrote:
although no double sided metrics, the cheapest way to get power on the road is probably picking up an old powertap rear wheel. i used one years ago and it was solid. gave it away when the kids were born and i was out of tris/cycling. for $200-300 on ebay/classifieds, you'll get reliable power and a wheel to thrash/train on. but yeah, if your budget's a little higher, the "just works" assiomas seem to be the ticket. easily to install/swap to other bikes, no batteries/battery covers to shake loose/break, consistent/reliable data, you can tweak the power reading to square up with your smart trainer via the app, etc. a bit of pain to switch my spd-sl cleats to the assioma/look cleats, but it's a one time 10-15min +/- an adjustment or 2.
i just bought a set from a STer here. can't wait to pair them up with the "just works" wahoo bolt when they arrive next week :-)
Had did you find the change to Look cleats ?
Are they very different to Shimano SPD-SLs ?
I didn't find the move from shimano to look cleats very difficult. the shimano platform seems to be a bit larger, but once I got the cleats set, i didn't have any regrets. that said, if Favero offered a shimano cleat pm, I would have gone that way, but the change was a small price to pay for an awesome pm.
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