Get the most out of your training and workout analysis by updating your road bike pedals to measure the power you produce. The Rally pedals measure power separately from each pedal, allowing you to focus on the weaker leg's rotation and recovery. In addition to power, the pedals measure cadence, so no separate cadence sensor is needed. Pair it with a bike computer or a smartwatch, and you will be comfortable with the data, because otherwise, there is no benefit to training without data.

Gone are the issues of previous models, and the new Rally has resolved old faults through intensive testing. The test group consisted of 125 riders who completed 6,000 rides, totaling 110,000 hours and 200,000 kilometers, to fine-tune the values. During the tests, the temperature varied between -18 and 40°C. The longest single ride was 47 hours and 692 kilometers.

In the winter season, you may have learned to train with a direct-drive trainer and gotten used to a certain watt level, which allows you to make longer rides with ease. Now you can combine the data from your training with actual cycling, and you can manage fatigue better than just relying on heart rate monitoring.

The Rally measures data at every moment from the pedal, not just the average of one pedal stroke. It excels when used with modern oval chainrings, as the measurement point is immune to other factors. Even the weather cannot affect it as it is compensated from -10 to +60 ºC.