#POWER PEDAL 2 PLUS WITH TIMELANE FULL#

#POWER PEDAL 2 PLUS WITH TIMELANE FULL#

You’ve got three choices for your EXAKT pedals purchase acquisition, they are:ĮXAKT DUAL + SRM PC8: Dual-sided power meter pedal sets with SRM PC8 head unit (2,179EUR/$2,199USD)ĮXAKT Dual: Dual-sided power meter pedal sets (1,399EUR/$1,699USD)ĮXAKT Single: Single-sided power meter pedal, with a matching ‘empty’ pedal (799EUR/$899USD)įloat-wise the options are 0°, 4.5°, and 9°.įor the purposes of this box I’ve got the full dual set, all parts included. I’ve included more data in this in-depth review than ever before, with sets analyzed and downloadable stretching over a 5 month period, all on final hardware and final software.Īs always, once I wrap things up here the media loaner sets of pedals and associated tools will get boxed back up and go back to SRM. Be it top-end trainers like the Tacx Neo or Wahoo KICKR, as well as against industry trusted power meters including the PowerTap G3 hub and Stages LR dual-sided units. I’ve been testing the EXAKT pedals (dual-sided) since June across three different pedal sets, against a pile of other power meters concurrently. Well, it checked off the box of the most expensive power meter to date (sometimes higher-end complete cranksets can cost more, but not for the power meter piece specifically). But this time SRM partnered with LOOK to introduce a dual-branded SRM EXAKT power meter pedal that took the body of a customized LOOK pedal and added new custom SRM power meter innards, producing what both companies touted as the most accurate power meter on the market (price be damned). Of course, SRM is well known for their power meter wares, which until now have been confined to cranksets and indoor bikes. This past May we saw a new power meter pedal entrant announced onto the market, the SRM EXAKT pedals.

Power pedal 2 plus with timelane