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Garmin Rally RS200 Dual-Sensing Power Meter Pedals
$1,100.00
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Designed to help you push yourself, the SPD-SL-compatible, dual-sensing Garmin Rally RS200 pedals measure total power, cadence and left/right balance to provide advanced metrics for tailored training.
- Dual-sensing design measures left and right leg power independently, providing advanced cycling dynamics to help you tailor your training
- Pedals measure total power, cadence, left/right balance, seated versus standing, platform center offset and power phase (where you're producing power in the pedal stroke)
- Compatible with Shimano SPD-SL cleats (not included)
- These durable power meter pedals install like any other pedals and are easy to transfer between bikes
- Pair with a compatible Garmin device (not included) or smartphone to instantly see accurate power measurements
- Sync your data with the Garmin Connect™ app for post-ride analysis, data sharing, mapping, route planning and more
- You can also view your data on Strava, TrainingPeaks® and TrainerRoad and other third-party platforms
- Train indoors with a compatible device (not included) by connecting with the Tacx® Training app or other third-party training platforms
- Spindles are transferrable between Rally RK and XC pedal body kits (not included), which are also compatible with the Vector 3 power meter (not included)
- Battery life: up to 120 hrs.
Imported.
View all Garmin Road Bike Pedals| Best Use | Road Cycling |
|---|---|
| Pedal Design | Clipless |
| Cleat Design | 3-hole |
| Clipless Style | Single-Sided |
| Pedal Float | 0, 4.5, 6 degrees |
| Sensing Type | Dual-Sensing |
| Accuracy | 99 percent |
| Batteries | LR44/SR44 (x4) or CR1/3N (x2) |
| Average Battery Life | 120 hours |
| Cadence | Yes |
| Data Exchange | ANT+ Bluetooth |
| Water-Resistance Rating | IPX7 |
| SPD-SL Compatible | Yes |
| Pedal Body Material | Composite |
| Pedal Spindle Material | Steel |
| Material(s) | Stainless steel/aluminum/glass-filled nylon |
| Weight | 320 grams |
| Bearing Material | Stainless Steel |
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Location:Long Island, NY
Age:65–74
1 year ago
Pedals are good When they work.
Yes , I recommend this product
When they work, they are great. They have failed twice on during large group rides. The first time I thought it was just that the original batteries didn't have enough power after my first few rides due to them being activated during shipping. The second group ride they never even started, after changing the batteries when I got home, I then tested the batteries and they read 3 V. The only thing that was common to both rides was that the bike was laid flat in my car for at least 8 hours before the ride. Don't know if that was the problem, or maybe their connection could not compete with other connections. I am going to contact Garmin to see what they say.
Age:65–74
Location:Houston, TX
Age:65–74
2 years ago
Knowing the Power of Each Leg
Yes , I recommend this product
I am an active cyclist who trains for events using dual sensing power meter pedals on the bikes that I ride for my workouts. My workouts vary to build my aerobic capacity and to improve my upper end power to maximize my performance, and the power produced throughout each workout is a key component of the workout. Due to previous injuries, I do have a strength imbalance with my legs, and having the dual sensing meters allows me to see how effective my efforts to improve my pedal stroke dynamics for the weaker leg are for each workout.
Age:65–74
Age:35–44
3 years ago
Great pedals better data
Yes , I recommend this product
I bought these a month ago (cleats do come in the box) and have been happy. Power Putput is pretty closely to my Tacx if I calibrate each ride. Lots of great data sent to my garmin head unit (foot position and if I am standing or sitting among others). Pros: I can now train with power outside on multiple bikes, easy to move between bikes, can use pedals to send power to trainer road app and Tacx to zwift, seem well built. Cons: costly
Age:35–44
Location:Maryland
Age:35–44
1 year ago
Flawless (so far; about three months)
Yes , I recommend this product
I have used these pedals for about three months and they have worked flawlessly: fast to wake up and fast to calibrate, giving extensive statistics, some of which I don't even know what to do with ;) I like that they take Shimano cleats. I am still on the original batteries; they last a while. The statistics seem very accurate. The left/right balance is what I was expecting (I'm balanced!), but I was misled to believe I wasn't balanced based on the previous power meter pedals I used (from a different brand).
Age:35–44
Age:25–34
1 year ago
Batteries drain while idle
No, I do not recommend this product
I have never been able to get > 1 month out of the batteries in an idle state. For some reason, they just continually drain :(
Age:25–34
Location:Ft . Lauderdale, fl
Age:45–54
2 years ago
amazing
Yes , I recommend this product
Works flawlessly, easy to install pair with bike computer. Gives power statistics
Age:45–54
4 years ago
4 years ago