The Garmin Rally RS100 single-sensing power meter is built to withstand extreme conditions, allowing you to take on any ride with confidence. It offers reliable power measurements and is incredibly easy to switch between different bikes, no matter where your cycling adventures take you. The pedal is impeccably designed, having passed rigorous testing for total reliability. With sensors housed inside, it has a sleek look and installs just like any regular pedal, and you can quickly move it from one bike to another. The Rally RS100 accurately measures cadence and forces on the left pedal, then doubles the value to give you total power. If you want more metrics, you can upgrade to the dual-sensing system later. It's designed to be compatible with your favorite SHIMANO SPD - SL cleats for a comfortable ride. The transferable spindle lets you ride on various terrains all year round. You can install it in Rally™ RK road or Rally™ XC off - road pedal body kits (sold separately). With up to 120 hours of battery life, you're ready for long rides and training sessions. It connects fully with compatible Edge cycling computers and the Garmin Connect™ app for easy data uploads and software updates. You can even connect with the Tacx® Training App when riding indoors. Plus, it brings power data to popular third - party apps like Strava, TrainingPeaks®, TrainerRoad and more.
Using the Garmin Rally RS100 is a breeze. First, install the pedal just like you would with a regular pedal. Make sure to pair it with a compatible Edge cycling computer or connect it to the Garmin Connect™ app to start getting your power data. When riding, the pedal will measure your cadence and forces on the left pedal to calculate total power. If you want to switch bikes, you can quickly transfer the pedal. Just keep in mind that for different terrains, you can use the transferable spindle with the appropriate pedal body kits (sold separately). When it comes to battery life, you've got up to 120 hours, but it's a good idea to check the battery level before long rides. For maintenance, keep the pedal clean and dry. If you notice any issues or want to upgrade to the dual - sensing system, you can reach out to Garmin support.
