The Favero Assioma PRO MX is an all-new design power meter pedal that follows in the footsteps of the very popular Assioma DUO/UNO series. With no compromise in pedal stack height or q-factor, the testing I've done with these over the last 12 months indicates these are without question the BEST SPD power meter pedals on the market today.

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Technical Specifications:
Products: Assioma PRO MX-2 / MX-1 / MX-UP
Pedal Type: SPD (MTB XC / Gravel / CX)
Bearings: 2x Needle Roller Bearings.
Stack Height: 11.2mm.
Pedal Q-Factor: ~53.2mm* (*not an official spec. GPLama measured)
Weight: 191.4g each (382.8g pair MX-2)
Pedal Body Replacements: Yes (€49 + VAT).

Power: 0 - 3000W
Power Accuracy: ±1%
Cadence: 10-250 rpm
Battery: Internal rechargeable. 60hrs operation.
Protocols: ANT+, Bluetooth (x3).
Data: Power, Cadence, L/R Balance (MX-2),
Additional Data: IAV Cycling Dynamics - Power Phase, Platform Centre Offset, Torque Efficiency, Pedal Smoothness, Rider Position.
Active Temperature Compensation: Yes.
Calibration: Auto-Calibration (manual calibration required on installation/bike swap).
Oval/Q-Ring Compatibility: Yes.
Ingress Protection Rating: IP67 (6 = Dust-tight. 7 = 1m water for 30mins)
Configuration / Firmware / Diagnostics: Favero Assioma Mobile App (IOS / Android).
Max User Weight: 120kg
Warranty: 2 years.


Video Index:
0:00 Intro - Assioma PRO MX
0:37 What's New?
1:01 My Timeline with the PRO MX
1:32 Technical Specifications
3:48 Pricing
4:08 Unboxing
5:27 Pedal Weight
6:18 Pedal Q-Factor
7:05 Pedal Stack Height
7:22 USB Charger
7:49 SPD Cleats
8:03 Installation Tool - 15mm Wrench
8:17 Activation and Configuration
10:12 Pedal Installation
11:33 Clip In/Out & No Squeaks!
12:09 On Bike Experience
12:57 IAV Cycling Dynamics
15:29 Power Meter Data Review
22:42 Summary
23:31 Wrap Up

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