Garmin's Rally Brings Power To Shimano Pedals
CYCLING WEEKLY|April 01, 2021
New power meter pedals use transferable spindle with Look, Shimano and SPD bodies available
Garmin's Rally Brings Power To Shimano Pedals

Garmin has unveiled a new power meter pedal family, giving consumers the opportunity to swap the spindle between Look, Shimano SPD-SL and Shimano SPD cleat-compatible pedals.

The Garmin ‘Rally’ pedal range is split between RK (Look Keo), RS (Shimano SPD-SL) and XC (Shimano SPD) style options, with a transferable spindle containing the strain gauge which can be moved between pedal bodies. Cross-compatibility exists between the Vector 3 pedals, too.

In this new Rally family, Garmin drops the ‘Vector’ name. The Vector 3 pedals got 5/10 from CW in a long-term review. They were subject to several updates and ‘fixes’; a new battery door was eventually released to avoid problems with power spikes and drop-outs. In our online review, we speculated that a lot of the issues were caused by cross-threading as a result of a metal battery cover screwing into a plastic body. In the Rally pedals, the metal battery door is now mated to a metal thread on the inside of the pedal.

PRICES & RANGE

RS200/RK200 (dual-sided) - £969.99

RS100/RK100 (single-sided) - £569.99

RS/RK dual-side upgrade pedals £489.99

XC200 (dual-sided) - £1,059.99

XC100 (single-sided) - £619.99

XC dual-side upgrade pedals - £529.99

Conversion kits: RS/RK - £179.99, XC – £219.99

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