Best cycling power meter deals: great US and UK bargains on top end training tools

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Power meters are a great way to keep your training consistent and have become increasingly popular. Unfortunately, they tend to have quite the high price tag, too. Fortunately, there are offers out there and we've trawled the online retailers to find the best deals.

You'll find a wide range of power meter deals in this page, everything from single-sided crank options through to top end dual-sided options and pedal based variants, too.

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SRAM Red Quarq Road DUB Power meter £1,070 £779.99
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Positioning itself as one of the industry power meter leaders Quarq is swiftly becoming a household name amongst cyclists. The SRAM owned power meter brand has a plethora crank-based power meters now, and if you're happy with a rather aged model you can make even more savings. We've selected a more up to date version that comes with a wallet pleasing 32 per cent saving.
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FSA Powerbox power meter £600 £439.99
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Italian component manufacturer FSA has combined its wealth of experience with that of respected wireless electronic and German power measuring experts Power2Max. The watt measurer device of many of the professional cycling teams, the alloy one contains all the reliability and accuracy of the top end version, but in a slightly heavier construction material.
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4iiii 105 Precision power meter £299 £236.99
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We were really impressed with the 4iiii watt measuring system. It's one, if not the, lightest power meters on the market, just adding an additional 9g to your left crank. This also makes it one of the cheapest options too. Recording just one sided leg data isn't going to be for everyone, but having tested it in comparison to the Tack Neo indoor trainer, it was pretty accurate in it reading, once the loss of the drive train was taken into consideration.
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Stages Power Meter Shimano Dura-Ace £574 £429
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The original lightweight crank power meter, Stages has had a steep learning curve. We've had mixed experiences with the system. The plus points are it's super lightweight, adding around 20g to a standard crank, easy to fit, and comes on pretty much every crank option out there, from Shimano to Campagnolo (although this will be reflected in the price you pay).
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Garmin Vector 3 Dual -Sensing power meter £789.99 £599
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We've had a bit of a love/ hate relationship with Garmin Vector pedals over the years; loving their simplicity of design, low weight and the ability to swap between bikes, while hating the issues we've had around water damage, power spikes and inconsistency.
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SRAM Red 1x D1 Quarq DUB power meter $1401 $1191
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Want to get a power reading on your cross or gravel bike? Look no further than this great deal. A +/- 1.5 accuracy rating will keep your training consistent and SRAM's X-Sync narrow-wide chainring will keep the chain secure.
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4iiii Precision Pro dual sided power meter 105 R7000 $770 $654 
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If you want consistent power but at a more wallet friendly price this 105 chainset deal is a bargain.
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4iiii Precision Pro dual sided power meter Dura Ace R9100 $1195 $847.99
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We've always been impressed with the 4iiii measuring system and this Dura Ace chainset represents a great upgrade deal. A claimed 100 hours of battery and a +/- 1% error margin promise consistent training.
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Rotor INpower Flow MAS power meter crankset $1008.88 $570
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Giving you immediate data through your ANT+ head unit, this is an ideal training tool so you know exactly what power you're putting out and how hard you're having to work to do it. Measuring power, cadence, torque 360 and effectiveness, plus OCA.
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Avio Powersense Power Meter $264.99 $153.49
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Compact and light, you will barely notice this on your bike. Able to link to your ANT+ head set and link to apps like Strava, you are able to measure your training accurately and quickly.
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4iiii 105 Precision power meter $389.90 $267.80
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We were really impressed with the 4iiii watt measuring system. It's one of the lightest power meters on the market, just adding an additional 9g to your left crank. This also makes it one of the cheapest options too. Recording just one sided leg data isn't going to be for everyone, but having tested it in comparison to the Tack Neo indoor trainer, it was pretty accurate in it reading, once the loss of the drive train was taken into consideration.
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FSA Powerbox power meter $744 $497.19
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Italian component manufacturer FSA has combined its wealth of experience with that of respected wireless electronic and German power measuring experts Power2Max. The watt measurer device of many of the professional cycling teams, the alloy one contains all the reliability and accuracy of the top end version, but in a slightly heavier construction material.
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4iiii Ultegra FC-R8000 left arm power meter $455.10 $316.39
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Much like the 105 version above, the Ultegra is extremely light, this dropping an extra gram to 8g. Giving you excellent and quick reading of your power with the usual ANT+ connectivity available.
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Hannah Bussey
Hannah Bussey

Hannah is Cycling Weekly’s longest-serving tech writer, having started with the magazine back in 2011. She has covered all things technical for both print and digital over multiple seasons representing CW at spring Classics, and Grand Tours and all races in between.

Hannah was a successful road and track racer herself, competing in UCI races all over Europe as well as in China, Pakistan and New Zealand.

For fun, she's ridden LEJOG unaided, a lap of Majorca in a day, won a 24-hour mountain bike race and tackled famous mountain passes in the French Alps, Pyrenees, Dolomites and Himalayas. 

She lives just outside the Peak District National Park near Manchester UK with her partner, daughter and a small but beautifully formed bike collection. 

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