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8 Power L – R7000 Shimano Gen 3
Brand: Stages Distributor: Saddleback Tour winning and 6
6 Ridecase Brand: Topeak Distributor: Extra UK
Topeak’s Ridecase securely holds your iPhone in a highly scratch resistant and impact protection case. Its unique and fully adjustable mount allows viewing in landscape or portrait orientation and lets you mount or remove the RideCase in seconds and now compatible with wireless charging on relevant models. RRP: £31.99
inextricably connected to the heart of top-tier cycling, the Stages Generation Three Power Meter enables you to get the most out of your training and reap the rewards with every ride. The G3 Stages Power Meter L replaces the non-drive crank arm and is compatible with all Shimano Hollowtech II road drivetrains. RRP: £325 (currently £243.75)
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7 Precision 3 Powermeter Factory
Brand: 4iiii Innovations
Distributor: Pinpoint Consumer Electronics
The Precision 3 Factory Install Powermeter includes up to 800 hours of battery life, a sleek 5.5mm profile, 9g in weight, and accuracy that’s within +/- 1%. Designed and tested in the
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foothills of the Canadian Rockies, it comes with an IPX7 waterproof rating, so you can rest assured that it can handle the toughest conditions. The process takes around three days and starts at £274.99. RRP: £274.99 to £299.99
9 Ultegra R8100-P Brand: Shimano Distributor: Madison
Shimano’s first-ever Ultegra level power meter brings a matching crankset to its second-tier groupset. With +/- 2% accuracy, both Bluetooth and ANT+ wireless capability and a rechargeable battery that uses the same charge cable
as Shimano’s 12-speed road groupsets, the Ultegra power meter is a great option for anyone that wants a more affordable power meter that won’t compromise shifting quality. RRP: £1,199.99
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