Get the most out of your training and workout analysis by upgrading your road bike's Shimano pedals to measure the power you produce. You only need to remove your old pedal axle and replace it with Favero's new one. You'll also get new bearings, making the rotation even lighter.

The Assioma DUO-SHI measures power separately from both pedals, allowing you to focus on the weaker leg's rotation and recovery as well. In addition to power, Assioma pedals measure rotation speed, or cadence. A separate cadence sensor is therefore not needed. Pair it with a cycling computer such as Wahoo's Elemnt or Garmin's Edge models, or a smartwatch such as the Fenix models or Suunto 9 to stay on top of your data, as training isn’t effective without it.

During the winter season, you may have learned to train on a direct drive trainer and gotten used to a certain watt level, with which you can surely manage longer distances. With Assioma DUO-SHI, you can match the information gained during training with actual cycling and manage fatigue better than with heart rate monitoring alone.

The data from DUO-SHI is also more precise as it measures continuously from the pedal, not just the average of one revolution from the crank. It is particularly suited for modern oval chainrings, as the measurement point is immune to other factors. Even the weather won't affect it, as it is compensated for temperatures from -10 to +60 ºC.

Did you know that with Favero's pedals you can easily update an old exercise bike and make it compatible with Zwift in terms of power and cadence? The resistance does not change like modern trainers, but you will get more stimulus for your workouts.