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The blog provides a troubleshooting guide for common Favero Assioma pedal issues, such as zero power readings, connectivity dropouts, and incorrect data. It offers simple, conversational solutions, including checking pedal battery and wake status, understanding ANT+ vs. Bluetooth connections, and properly calibrating or performing a zero-offset. The guide also explains how to fix power data that is half or double what it should be, and the importance of keeping firmware updated. The goal is to help cyclists quickly resolve problems and get back to riding.

This comprehensive guide explains why power meter calibration is critical for accurate training data. It provides brand-specific instructions for Favero, Garmin, Quarq and other major power meters, advanced troubleshooting techniques, real-world case studies, and professional tips. Learn how temperature, battery changes and installation affect readings, and discover the calibration routines used by elite cyclists and coaches.

Looking to train smarter in 2025? We’ve rounded up the top 5 power meters for road cyclists—from pedal-based favorites like the Favero Assioma Duo to crank-powered classics like the SRM Origin. Whether you’re after dual-sided precision, easy install, or max value for money, this guide helps you choose the right tech for your ride style. Bonus tips on calibration, compatibility, and real-world use included!

This step-by-step guide walks you through how to install Favero Assioma UNO or DUO power meter pedals, from prepping and greasing the threads to tightening with the correct torque and pairing the pedals via the Favero Assioma app. You'll also learn how to calibrate the system and connect it to your head unit for accurate ride data. Perfect for cyclists setting up their power meters for the first time.

The MEATER Plus Wireless Meat Thermometer is a cutting-edge tool designed for achieving perfectly cooked meat. This guide covers its key features, including wireless connectivity, extended Bluetooth range, and integration with the MEATER app. Users can monitor both internal and ambient cooking temperatures for precision results. The blog also offers tips on using the MEATER Link WiFi for remote monitoring, the MEATER Block for handling multiple probes, and best practices for cleaning and maintenance. Whether grilling, roasting, or smoking, the MEATER Plus simplifies cooking, ensuring perfect doneness every time.