SEVEN THINGS TO CONSIDER…
01 NARROW YOUR OPTIONS
A power meter is, first and foremost, a tool designed to improve your training and racing. If you don’t plan on doing targeted training sessions, testing your fitness or using it to pace yourself during races or big rides, a power meter perhaps isn’t worth the outlay.
If you do want a power meter, the first thing to consider is what kind of riding you do and what compromises you’re willing to make with bike components. This’ll narrow your options considerably. If you only need power data on a road bike, then your options are wide. If you want to use the same
