Garmin Rally XC110 Power Meter Pedals (Black) (Shimano SPD) (Single Sensing)

Garmin Rally XC110 Power Meter Pedals Description: The Garmin Rally XC110 Power Meter Pedals are designed to provide incredibly accurate data to many devices within the Garmin ecosystem while also offering a high performance pedal without compromises. Tested to the extreme, these single sensing power meter pedals collect inputs through the left pedals spindle to compute incredibly accurate data (within a +/- 1% variance). Additionally, these all-metal bodied pedals are designed to be very reliable, have a cleat binding mechanism that is easy to get into and out of, have good clearance for going around corners and clearing trail obstacles, and will easily clear mud and debris from the surface due to the open Shimano SPD style binding mechanism and very easy to source Shimano SPD style cleats. Thanks to the sensitive instrumentation within these pedals, data on power output and cadence are precisely monitored and can reveal valuable insights into the relationship on how that power output is impacted by changes in cadence. While this is especially useful when riding outside, this data will still be collected when riding inside on a set of rollers or on a trainer where it can be used to track fitness and power progression, and there is even the ability to connect these pedals to the Tacx Training(TM) app to explore famous courses from around the world, complete workouts, and more. To top things off, these pedals feature a transferable design that makes it possible to use these power meter equipped spindles with Garmin RS110 Shimano SPD-SL road bike specific pedal bodies or Garmin RK110 Look Keo road bike specific pedal bodies (the other pedal bodies are available separately), giving the rider the ultimate flexibility to set up their bike any way they want to in their pursuit of comfort, precision, and performance. Features: Pedal-based power meters install like any other pedals and can be quickly transferred between bikes Removable spindle that contains the power sensing hardware allows these pedals to be switched to...