Garmin Rally RS 100

Make the most of your training and analysis by upgrading your road bike's pedals to measure your power output. In addition to power, the pedals measure your cadence or rotation speed, meaning a separate cadence sensor is not needed. Pair it with cycling computers like Wahoo's Elemnt or Garmin's Edge, or smartwatches like the Fenix series or Suunto 9, and you'll be in tune with your data because there's no benefit in training without data.

The issues of the past with Vector have been rectified in the new Rally through intensive testing. The test team included 125 riders who completed 6,000 rides totaling 110,000 hours and 200,000 kilometers to fine-tune the values. During testing, temperatures varied from -18°C to +40°C. The longest single ride was 47 hours and 692 kilometers.

During the winter season, you may have become accustomed to training with a direct-drive trainer and familiar with a certain watt level that allows you to endure longer distances. Now you can combine the knowledge gained from training with actual cycling, and you can manage fatigue better than with heart rate monitoring alone.

Rally measures data every moment from one pedal. Even the weather does not affect it as it is compensated for temperatures between -10°C to +60°C.