[image] Confirmed: Shimano-compatible Favero Assioma power meter pedals are on the way... A post on the Favero Instagram account confirms speculation of a Shimano-compatible power meter pedal. Est. reading time: 1 minute Great news with the recent …

[image] HLaB: Just listening to the DC Rainmaker view on it and he seems to be more relaxed about it :neutral_face: Yeah, to me it’s a wash for anyone who uses different bike types (or heck, even an indoor smart bike - which all have wider stances). If you have a MTB bike, then it’s more than…

I went from Speedplay to the Assiomas, and I didn’t die either (even if the stack is quite a bit taller). I switched to Keo Grip cleats, they are at the same time better (less slippery to walk, less drag in float, you can get cleat covers for them) and worse (clip-in is not very crisp, needs a lot o…

XPEDO cleats are slippery on polished wood and tile (coffee shop floors?) and nylon decking used to build some bridge walkways here. On pavement (asphalt, concrete, etc) and regular wood boards, they are not slippery. I don’t do a ton of walking in mine so it’s never been a concern, just an excuse t…

I am using Keo Grip cleats with the older Favero be pro S. The Keo Grips are marginally wider than Xpedo at the back and you need them down slightly. The PM is on my TT bike though so they don’t wear out fast , it be more of a pain on an everyday bike :thinking:

I think it also depends on your physiology. For me, I am slightly toe-out (duck footed). So it would be nice to have the extra room so my heel doesn’t hit the crank arm. Perhaps knock-kneed people feel the opposite and will have issues. I have been waiting forever for a Shimano power meter pedal. K…

The price for the DUO-shi pedals in Denmark is €620,00. I am not doing a stance experiment with that amount of money.

I was going to buy them but feel the same plus I have a 4iiii left crank that works fine. Recently I went back to Shimano spd-sl as I was tired of the speedplay and the oil needed to get them to stop squeaking.

[image] ericallenboyd: the oil needed to get them to stop squeaking The squeaking sound was my audio power meter before I got the Assiomas. The harder you push, the more they squeak, and you get to a point where you know where the sweet spot is just by listening. :smile:

Has anybody got any feedback on these pedals from using them for a month or two? After the initial reviews I haven’t seen any slightly longer term opinions on them (and the Q factor issue). Cheers

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For long term reviews of the Assioma’s in general, this thread will be of interest: Favero Assioma Users

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