These won’t released until around July, but target retail price will be around US$750-900 per pair.
~little dorky looking but if cheaper than Favero Assioma Duo Shi’s i would use them!
Never trust a company making their first power meter. In fact, never buy one that @GPLama or @dcrainmaker haven’t given a positive review, even if it’s from a trusted company (like Shimano’s crap PM, Garmin’s past issues).
Assiomas are <$500 and will work on any decent bike with the one standard that’s unchanged, pedal threads (so do the Xpedo but see above). I wouldn’t buy anything else without very good justification.
Xpedo? That has to be the worst name ever.
Seriously. How could they not think of this?
Maybe, it’s time to get a pedometer to identify these degenerates.
Xpedo has been threatening to make power meter pedals for more than a decade now.
It’s an annual tradition at Eurobike, Sea Otter, and before it Interbike.
Here’s an article I wrote in 2014 about their “coming very soon” power meter pedals: The Massive Eurobike Power Meter News Roundup: Quarq, Stages, SRM, PowerBeat, Ciclo, Verve Infocrank, Xpedo | DC Rainmaker
And as I noted in the article, they’d already been on that train for a few years at that point.
This isn’t their first, though! They had the Xpedo Thrust E.
Ok, it never really made it to market … DC Rainmaker used to ask them every year at the trade shows, and they kept saying it would be released in a few months.
Anyway, this format is, and this is truly funny, similar to iQ Squared’s original format.
