I have been using Quarqs for almost a decade, and have one on each bike. I am looking to flip one of my older units (53/39, 130BCD, 175mm) and get a 52/36, 110BCD, 172.5mm crank.
While getting another Quarq to replace it would make sense, doing so will take a bunch of time (customs would be crazy if i ship it to where I am now; it would be a lot lower if i ship it to my domicile in a different country but I wont be there till Jan 2021 most likely). I can pick up a Power2Max locally, which makes it very appealing.
The P2M also has some additional metrics which could be interesting - especially when it comes to pedaling dynamics. I have some nerve issues in my right leg and want to monitor them a little more closely.
This would result in one of my bikes having a P2M and 2 others having a Quarq. From what I can see, they are close enough in power readings and being off by a few watts isnt the end of the world for me.
Anyone have any experiences or see any reason for me to NOT get a P2M?
TIA!
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Those who are slower than me suck.
Those who are faster than me dope
While getting another Quarq to replace it would make sense, doing so will take a bunch of time (customs would be crazy if i ship it to where I am now; it would be a lot lower if i ship it to my domicile in a different country but I wont be there till Jan 2021 most likely). I can pick up a Power2Max locally, which makes it very appealing.
The P2M also has some additional metrics which could be interesting - especially when it comes to pedaling dynamics. I have some nerve issues in my right leg and want to monitor them a little more closely.
This would result in one of my bikes having a P2M and 2 others having a Quarq. From what I can see, they are close enough in power readings and being off by a few watts isnt the end of the world for me.
Anyone have any experiences or see any reason for me to NOT get a P2M?
TIA!
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Those who are slower than me suck.
Those who are faster than me dope