Make the most of your training session and analysis by upgrading your road bike pedals to measure the power you generate. The Rally pedals measure power separately for each pedal, allowing you to focus on the rotation and recovery of your weaker leg. In addition to power, the pedals also measure cadence, so no separate cadence sensor is required. Combine it with a bike computer or smartwatch, and you'll be familiar with the data, as training without data is not beneficial.

The issues of previous models are a thing of the past, and the new Rally pedals have resolved old errors through extensive testing. The test group consisted of 125 riders who completed 6,000 rides, totaling 110,000 hours and 200,000 kilometers to optimize the values. During the tests, temperatures varied between -18 and 40 °C. The longest single ride lasted 47 hours and covered 692 kilometers.

In the winter season, you may have learned to train with a direct-drive trainer and adapted to a specific wattage level that allows you to tackle longer rides with ease. Now you can combine your training data with actual cycling and manage fatigue better than relying solely on heart rate monitoring.

The Rally measures data at every moment from the pedal, not just the average of a pedal stroke. It excels in combination with modern oval chainrings, as the measurement point is insensitive to other factors. Even the weather cannot affect it, as it compensates from -10 to +60 ºC.