Almost a year late to the party....better late than never ;-) Best PM Pedals on the market. I have the road version for 4 years and the MX for about 6 months, never gettin anything else!
They should bring the pod-less tech to the road side so we can swap them like we could with Garmin. I bought a Favero Assioma (for road) during the pandemic, and they are still working. Just needs pedal bearings to be replaced. But almost everything else is top notch! I only have good things to say. No idea why Hambini is trying to burn down a company as good as Favero. 🤷♂️
I have run the Favero Assioma Duo on my Pinarello road bike for a couple of years and they have been flawless. They are absolutely the best in class and I would never consider running any other power meter. I just bought a gravel bike and am getting ready to pull the trigger on the MX model for that bike. The only thing that I am changing is going to a single-sided option for the MX pedals. While the dual-sided measurement is nice, for me and the type of riding I do, the extra cost is not warranted. If I were a manufacturer I would not even both trying to create a power meter pedal to compete with Favero, they are just too good.
Totally off the point of the video but I heavily considered these pedals bc I really wanted to use a PM. I use my bike for all sorts of riding and lots of evening short road/gravel rides (5-7 miles), and don't want to use clipless unless it's for a specific longer ride. I chose for my 1x, Sigeyi PM spider + wolf tooth shimano chainring (better chainline) and has been awesome. Also a small bit of weight savings while you're at it (Sigeyi is 101g, my xpedo clipless pedals are 221g = 322g vs. 384g). Just something to consider for other riders out there who may want an alternative to pedal PM. Cost wise should be a little cheaper too iirc, just more work checking for compatibility and install.
I wish they made a Dura Ace version. Look cleats are garbage, they last only a couple of months whereas Dura Ace last me at least a year, sometimes two.
Would this work with Flight Attendant to access the adaptive ride dynamics feature of the flight attendant system. Or does one need the SRAM power meter to do this.
It’d be fun to try these, but I can’t get past the xtra stack height compared to an XT pedal. I like to be as low as possible on the bike, and this would require to push the saddle up ~5mm.
I am sorry but maybe I missed this somehow. How can you tell the difference between the MX-2 and the MX-1? I don't think that is indicated anywhere. Thanks.
mx 2 is dual sided power meter that is 760 and mx1 is is single sided power meter for 500 they are represented by the red rings on the pedal spindles, the 2 have 2 and the 1 have 1
@GCPerformance18 I'm using the candy pedals. Not too concerned about a little extra weight. I'd rather have a little bit of a platform if I'm not quite clipped in
I dont have a gravel or mtb and i have a retail store that I have an account with favero, so why not? I literally pay for there product monthly anyways and sell them and service them here
no way would i use those pedals for gravel riding. the little metal charging prongs would get destroyed within a year. I've had the issue before with chinese earphones. They all charge that way. No thanks
There's no prongs on the pedal itself. That is just the contact point. The prongs are on the charger. I have the road version and converted them to spd. I've used them off road for 2 years and haven't had a single issue.
If you need a power meter, Favero is extremely top end quality for competitive price
simply the best - never had a single issue with them and cant wait for a newer version of their road pedal without the puck
yea I know I wabt those too
I've been using these on my gravel bike for a out 6 months and they've been flawless 💯
agreed
If you’re watching. These are the best mtb pedals. Bomb proof. Accuracy its also on another level
I agree. I have there road and work on there mtb and road pedals they are amazing products
used my road Assioma on fat bike throughout the winter, these are terrific!!! owned them since late 2020
yea they are like bomb proof
Thanks for covering these - my spin class uses SPD, so sticking with that pedal type for all my bikes. These look great!
Almost a year late to the party....better late than never ;-)
Best PM Pedals on the market.
I have the road version for 4 years and the MX for about 6 months, never gettin anything else!
Very nice!
They should bring the pod-less tech to the road side so we can swap them like we could with Garmin.
I bought a Favero Assioma (for road) during the pandemic, and they are still working. Just needs pedal bearings to be replaced. But almost everything else is top notch! I only have good things to say. No idea why Hambini is trying to burn down a company as good as Favero. 🤷♂️
I have run the Favero Assioma Duo on my Pinarello road bike for a couple of years and they have been flawless. They are absolutely the best in class and I would never consider running any other power meter. I just bought a gravel bike and am getting ready to pull the trigger on the MX model for that bike. The only thing that I am changing is going to a single-sided option for the MX pedals. While the dual-sided measurement is nice, for me and the type of riding I do, the extra cost is not warranted.
If I were a manufacturer I would not even both trying to create a power meter pedal to compete with Favero, they are just too good.
I use their road version and they are top notch 🙌
agreed
Super nice for sure 👍I’d have them on my road bike 🚴♂️👍
Ive got these on my fatbike! Work great, but still cant get the balance setup on Garmin though.
its under power and left and right balance
I have those on my Scott Spark RC and they are awesome.
they really are
Totally off the point of the video but I heavily considered these pedals bc I really wanted to use a PM. I use my bike for all sorts of riding and lots of evening short road/gravel rides (5-7 miles), and don't want to use clipless unless it's for a specific longer ride. I chose for my 1x, Sigeyi PM spider + wolf tooth shimano chainring (better chainline) and has been awesome. Also a small bit of weight savings while you're at it (Sigeyi is 101g, my xpedo clipless pedals are 221g = 322g vs. 384g). Just something to consider for other riders out there who may want an alternative to pedal PM. Cost wise should be a little cheaper too iirc, just more work checking for compatibility and install.
I wish they made a Dura Ace version. Look cleats are garbage, they last only a couple of months whereas Dura Ace last me at least a year, sometimes two.
yea it is weird they oinly work for shimano ultegra
How far can you drive on a single battery charge?
It says 60 hours
Would this work with Flight Attendant to access the adaptive ride dynamics feature of the flight attendant system. Or does one need the SRAM power meter to do this.
hmmm that is a good question I do not know that one
It’d be fun to try these, but I can’t get past the xtra stack height compared to an XT pedal. I like to be as low as possible on the bike, and this would require to push the saddle up ~5mm.
What are you talkin about? Shimano XT pedals 16.5mm stack...the Favero MX 17.2 mm stack
I am sorry but maybe I missed this somehow. How can you tell the difference between the MX-2 and the MX-1? I don't think that is indicated anywhere. Thanks.
mx 2 is dual sided power meter that is 760 and mx1 is is single sided power meter for 500 they are represented by the red rings on the pedal spindles, the 2 have 2 and the 1 have 1
@@GCPerformance18 Ahhh...thanks, I was hoping it would say on the box or even on the pedal body.
Ha! 1x road bikes must be a thing to Floridians! 🤩
it is all the rage
I wish there were power pedals for crankbrothers
why? for the eggbeater?
@GCPerformance18 I'm using the candy pedals. Not too concerned about a little extra weight. I'd rather have a little bit of a platform if I'm not quite clipped in
1:58 harder! 💢
I willlll
Or - I can just keep using my SRAM crankset power meter and Shimano SPD pedals.
yes
So you just sell your freebies?
I dont have a gravel or mtb and i have a retail store that I have an account with favero, so why not? I literally pay for there product monthly anyways and sell them and service them here
no way would i use those pedals for gravel riding. the little metal charging prongs would get destroyed within a year. I've had the issue before with chinese earphones. They all charge that way. No thanks
How are you able to damage the pedal spindle that close to the crank without damaging the crankarm first?
@@66mikkim its dirt and mud ingress
There's no prongs on the pedal itself. That is just the contact point. The prongs are on the charger. I have the road version and converted them to spd. I've used them off road for 2 years and haven't had a single issue.
@@nationsnumber1chump That will not affect them at all!
nah that's not an issue, these are bombproof
You dont need this. (unless you race in Unbound etc.)
it's useful for everyone. if you like cycling it's good to try at least
Got them for mtn bike, single sided, they are awesome! And if you switch bikes alot or drivetrains makes it easier and less expensive
ah, another cycling fred telling other people what they don't need to buy because they say so!
power is a great stat for everyone