Favero ASSIOMA PRO MX-2, new SPD power meter pedals

QUESTION: can you link an old left assioma pedal to a new right MX pedal?

about to buy a new right duo-shi to get dual sided power meter but then thought maybe a new right MX pedal would be worth the upgrade? i can and have unlink and relink different sets of the older style assiomas…

thx

Do you mean using two different styles of pedal? Surely this would put your feet in different positions? Or is that not what you meant?

Even an assioma duo that has been converted surely could put your feet in subtlety different positions even if using the same cleat system?

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That’s definitely a question for Assioma support. However, I don’t think you want to do that. The axles and pedal bodies will be different, putting your foot in a different side to side and up and down position. This is likely to lead to issues with your body over time. Not worth it

I don’t think it’s a good idea to mix them as they have different q-factors and stack heights. Not to mention one uses road cleats and the other MTB ones.

Why would you do that?

I’d be very surprised if you could do that even if you wanted to as I think the technology and firmware is pretty different.

You should just buy a new set of double sided MX-2 :slight_smile:

So I used mine now for some time, had some issues in the beginning with dropouts with my Garming 1040, but this resolved after a FW upgrade and is now stable, the Power numbers seem to be inline with the Favero UNO I have. The pedals seem sturdy and work well, never had any issue on gravel. I really like the new design without the Pods they look really good.

Currently they are on my road bike, because my UNOS will not charge anymore… And I’m not that happy with the responsiveness of the support, took about 1 week to get a reply, with the standard send pictures, request and now it’s again 4 Working days of waiting for the next response. Wasn’t as long in the Spring when I needed the support, so I hope it’s just a high load for them currently…

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So I used mine now for some time, had some issues in the beginning with dropouts with my Garming 1040, but this resolved after a FW upgrade and is now stable, the Power numbers seem to be inline with the Favero UNO I have. The pedals seem sturdy and work well, never had any issue on gravel. I really like the new design without the Pods they look really good.

Currently they are on my road bike, because my UNOS will not charge anymore… And I’m not that happy with the responsiveness of the support, took about 1 week to get a reply, with the standard send pictures, request and now it’s again 4 Working days of waiting for the next response. Wasn’t as long in the Spring when I needed the support, so I hope it’s just a high load for them currently…

well as my summer riding season starts to wind down i thought i’d check in and let everyone know that i continue to be absolutely thrilled with my mx-2’s. i’ve been using them since may 1st, have had to charge them a whopping ONE time as of today and they’ve been utterly flawless the entire time. i could not be happier.

the seating vs standing issue has long since been resolved (i see maybe 3-4 minutes of standing in a 3hr ride, which is inline with expectations) and i simply cannot find anything negative to say here. i don’t use the app at all except to occasionally check for fw updates. just get to the trailhead, calibrate via my edge 1040 and off i go. i’ve hit rocks, roots, squirrels (poor thing) and these things didn’t blink an eye. just rock solid perfect data ride after ride. i’ve even gotten used to the cleats (vs eggbeaters) and man they sure seem to be lasting a lot longer. i typically have to replace the eggbeater cleats 3x per season (they’re a VERY soft brass :frowning: ) but here i’m still on the oem cleats and they seem like they’ll last me well into next year as well.

idk man when i had my garmin rallys they were nice but after a few weeks i started to have that dreaded feeling that they just weren’t worth the cost and i may have made a mistake. the assioma pro mx-2 on the other hand, are worth every penny. these guys…know what they’re doing…

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Reminds me I should check mine and see if they need to be charged. They have been fantastic.

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Firmware Assioma PRO MX 5.77 - 28 October 2024

  • Fine-tuning of the rider position metric
  • Fixed minor bugs
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been using these new assioma pro mx-2 for a couple of months
on road and mountain bike extensively
working flawlessly
very happy with purchase

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Has anybody from the UK bought direct from Assioma? If we’re there any import taxes?

Yes. Got delivered direct without having to pay import tax and then got the import duty charge a week or two later in the post.

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Was it about 20% import duty?

I’m planning on seeing what they do for black friday…

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Yeah, something like that, I vaguely remember it being around £100 on £500 worth of pedals

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I’m doing the same. You can get them for £600 from a a uk shop but I’m hoping some offer comes on this week.

Doesn’t look like the mx-2 will be included in the sale :frowning:

The OG favero duo is down to £369 though :fire:

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NOPE, cant be done. The older Assioma’s wont couple to the new MX2s.

just got a pair of MX2s this past week and started playing. cool data on the app called “Live” page you can watch and monitor during trainer session ~see pic.


~funny thing is these MX2 have less Q-Factors so now my PCO is way outside of the pedal centerlines…

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So this is a power meter option for multiple bikes? I would trade SPD-SL to SPD for road for sure. Same shoes, same pedals …

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