Bring the power of precision to your pedals with the Garmin Rally RS200. Rigorously tested to the extreme, this dual-sensing power meter is your ticket to reliable power measurements, no matter where your cycling adventures take you. Whether you're on the road, gravel, or cyclocross tracks, it's easy to transfer between bikes.
Impeccably designed, these pedals have sensors housed inside for a sleek look and easy installation, just like any regular pedal. The Rally RS200 offers advanced cycling dynamics, measuring more than just total power and cadence. These metrics help you customize your training based on your strengths and weaknesses, leading to significant improvements.
Designed with your favorite SHIMANO SPD - SL cleats, these pedals ensure a comfortable ride. The transferable spindle allows you to keep riding 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 always ready for long rides and training sessions. The power meter also provides valuable insights such as left/right balance, seated vs. standing time, power phase, and platform center offset.
Fully connected, the Rally RS200 pairs seamlessly with compatible Edge cycling computers and the Garmin Connect™ app for easy data uploads and software updates. It can even connect with the Tacx® Training App when you ride indoors. Plus, it brings power data to popular third - party apps like Strava, TrainingPeaks®, TrainerRoad and more.
Using the Garmin Rally RS200 is a breeze. First, install the pedals just like you would with any regular pedal. Make sure to pair them with your compatible Edge cycling computer or use the Garmin Connect™ app for seamless data transfer.
When riding, the power meter will automatically start collecting data. Keep an eye on the metrics like power, cadence, and left/right balance to understand your performance better. You can use this information to adjust your training.
For different terrains, you can easily transfer the spindle to the appropriate pedal body kit (sold separately). This allows you to use the power meter on various bikes and surfaces throughout the year.
When it comes to maintenance, keep the pedals clean after each ride. Wipe them down with a dry cloth to remove any dirt or debris. If you notice any issues with the battery life, replace the batteries as needed. Also, make sure to keep your software up - to - date by connecting to the Garmin Connect™ app regularly. This will ensure that you get the most accurate data and the best performance from your power meter.
