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Let’s assume, for the moment, that you want a device that measures your running power. Yes, there are reasonable questions and spirited debates that verge on the philosophical about what running power ...

A little more than a month since they were revealed, we’ve got our hands on Garmin’s latest power meter pedals. The new Rally 210- and 110-series pedals feature an overhauled design, with a fully ...

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Move over pace and heart rate, there’s a new running metric in town. Power has long been used by cyclists to help produce consistent performance and now companies such as Stryd, RunVi and Garmin want ...

Garmin has overhauled its Rally power meter pedals, with a redesigned spindle that features an internal rechargeable battery for the first time. According to Garmin, the new Rally pedals feature a ...

Cycling power meters can set you back quite a pretty penny. [Keith] quotes prices starting at $1500 and going up to $4000. We know several serious cyclists who would think twice about spending that on ...

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