Although they're popular with competitive cyclists, conventional power meters do have a potential drawback – once they've been mounted on one bike, it's a hassle to transfer them to another. That's ...

Serious road cyclists frequently own more than one bike, and they often use power meters. The catch is, power meters are typically attached to the bicycle's crank arm (or even built into it), making ...

Power meters have become ubiquitous for professional, elite, and even recreational cyclists. What should we understand about their accuracy.

Accurate and consistent power data; unrivalled range of highly tunable float; easy to install on a bike; solid battery life Cons: Only one road-specific pedal body available; replacement cleats are ...

These are the power meters you should buy for triathlon training and racing, according to our rigourous testing.