Wahoo Speedplay Pedals are Here — Power Meter Coming this Summer
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When Wahoo acquired Speedplay two years ago, everyone knew a pedal-based power meter would likely be the result. So, it’s not that surprising that Wahoo is now launching its all-new Wahoo Speedplay Zero pedal line and announcing the coming of their pedal-based power meter, Powrlink Zero, later this year.
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The new Wahoo Speedplay Zero line consists of four pedals, priced from $149 to $449. The top-of-the-line model, the Speedplay Nano, features a titanium spindle and weighs just 168 grams. The cheapest option, the Speedplay Comp, weighs 232 grams and features a chromoly spindle.
The pedals do sport designs that are slightly different from the old Speedplay pedals, but rest assured as current Speedplay cleats are compatible with the new lineup.
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As for the highly-anticipated Powrlink Zero pedals, they will be coming later this summer at 276 grams and a stainless spindle. No word yet if there will be a single-sided option at a lower price point, we don’t have a price point at all actually, so we’ll just have to wait and see.
More info at WahooFitness.