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    The document compares three power meter models from Assioma: - The Assioma DUO measures power from both legs individually and provides advanced dual-sided metrics like power phase, rider position, and pedal smoothness. It has the largest Q-factor and weight. - The Assioma UNO measures power from each leg separately but cannot provide dual-sided metrics. It has a slightly smaller Q-factor and weight than the DUO. - The Assioma DUO-Shi is compatible with select Shimano pedals and has the smallest Q-factor and weight, but provides fewer dual-sided metrics than the DUO. All three models have a 50-hour battery

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    The document compares three power meter models from Assioma: - The Assioma DUO measures power from both legs individually and provides advanced dual-sided metrics like power phase, rider position, and pedal smoothness. It has the largest Q-factor and weight. - The Assioma UNO measures power from each leg separately but cannot provide dual-sided metrics. It has a slightly smaller Q-factor and weight than the DUO. - The Assioma DUO-Shi is compatible with select Shimano pedals and has the smallest Q-factor and weight, but provides fewer dual-sided metrics than the DUO. All three models have a 50-hour battery

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    The document compares three power meter models from Assioma: - The Assioma DUO measures power from both legs individually and provides advanced dual-sided metrics like power phase, rider position, and pedal smoothness. It has the largest Q-factor and weight. - The Assioma UNO measures power from each leg separately but cannot provide dual-sided metrics. It has a slightly smaller Q-factor and weight than the DUO. - The Assioma DUO-Shi is compatible with select Shimano pedals and has the smallest Q-factor and weight, but provides fewer dual-sided metrics than the DUO. All three models have a 50-hour battery

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    2302101536_V1-R05 Assioma Models Comparative


    Products
    Comparison ASSIOMA DUO ASSIOMA UNO ASSIOMA DUO-Shi

    Compatible Cleats Favero® & Look® Keo Favero® & Look® Keo -
    Compatible Pedal Bodies - - Shimano® Pedal Body 
    Basic data
    W Left + Right Left x2 Left + Right
    RPM 30 - 190 rpm 30 - 190 rpm 30 - 190 rpm
    % L/R Real (Not calculated) - Real (Not calculated)
    Advanced data
    Power Phase Dual-Sided Single-Sided Dual-Sided
    Rider Position Dual-Sided Single-Sided Dual-Sided
    Torque Efectiveness Dual-Sided Single-Sided Dual-Sided
    Pedal Smoothness Dual-Sided Single-Sided Dual-Sided
    Auto Calibration   
    Battery life Rechargeable Minimum 50 hrs Minimum 50 hrs Minimum 50 hrs
    Q-factor +54 mm +54 mm +64 / +65 mm 
    Stack height 10.5 mm 10.5 mm -
    Weight L 151,5 g - R 151,5 g L 151,5 g - R 130,3 g L 99,0 g - R 99,0 g 

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    More information: cycling.favero.com/en/blog/assioma/all/data


     Assioma DUO-Shi is compatible with the following Shimano® pedal bodies:
    PD-R8000, PD-R7000, PD-6800, PD-R550 and PD-R540.

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