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Otso Voytek Power Options

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bikeranzin

Discussion Starter · Dec 24, 2021

Does anybody know for certain whether or not a stages power meter will fit on one of the (newer) voyteks? I have the bike on order, and I have a stages sitting around, but I don't know if it will clear. My guess was that it being a narrow q-factor bike, then perhaps there's not much clearance.

Otherwise, does anyone have any other recommendations?

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JAGI410

· #2 · Dec 24, 2021

Garmin pedals will be your best bet. The Voytek is basically tied to Race Face cranks and there aren't power meter options for those cranks that I'm aware of.

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bikeranzin

Discussion Starter · #3 · Dec 25, 2021

Hmm, bummer. The min temperature rating for those pedals is 14°F, so they aren't a great fit for winter fatbiking.

Rally RS/RK/XC Owners Manual - Rally Specifications

www8.garmin.com

Although DCR claims that Garmin claims that they have riders putting miles in at 0°F+...

Garmin Rally Power Meter In-Depth Review (SPD/SPD-SL/LOOK KEO)

Garmin has launched three new power meters today, all under the new ‘Garmin Rally’ brand, which supersedes the Garmin Vector power meter lineup. The Rally series includes three pedal bodies at this point: Shimano SPD-SL (road), Shimano SPD (typically off-road/MTB),

www.dcrainmaker.com

Too bad RaceFace discontinued their cinch power meter.

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mnpikey

· #4 · Dec 25, 2021

I saw a Voytek at my local shop this week with full XTR 12 speed and it had a 4iiii power meter on the non drive side arm. Bike weighed 23 lbs with pedals too!

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Le Duke

· #5 · Dec 25, 2021

Sigeyi Axo.

Well reviewed and lots of options.

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bikeranzin

Discussion Starter · #6 · Dec 25, 2021

Thanks for the tips!

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bcriverjunky

· #7 · Dec 26, 2021

Put your Stages on and if they don't clear C'Dale makes a 160 and 166mm spindle if you need a little extra clearance.

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justriddinalog

· #8 · 9 mo ago

I have used Garmin pedals on my fat bike well below 1 with no issues

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bikeranzin

Discussion Starter · #9 · 9 mo ago

justriddinalog said:
I have used Garmin pedals on my fat bike well below 1 with no issues

I returned my Garmin pedals after a couple of weeks of testing. They were wildly inaccurate, and would often has a weird decoupling where one pedal was reading at about 50% of the other. Also, needing to calibrate after 20 minutes into every ride due to storing bikes inside was a no-go.

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justriddinalog

· #10 · 9 mo ago

bikeranzin said:
I returned my Garmin pedals after a couple of weeks of testing. They were wildly inaccurate, and would often has a weird decoupling where one pedal was reading at about 50% of the other. Also, needing to calibrate after 20 minutes into every ride due to storing bikes inside was a no-go.

Should clarify, I am using vector spindles in rally bodies.

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