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NGeco Road PraxisWorks power meter

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The NGeco Road PraxisWorks power meter spider is for all cyclists who already use a PraxisWorks crankset with three torque bolts (i.e.: all new modular Zayante M30 DM, Alba M30 DM and Zayante Carbon M30 DM crank sets). Attention: This powermeter is not usable with 48/32 gravel chainrings.

The NGeco powermeter measures the total power of both legs. Additionally, the powermeter transmits your cadence without the need for an external cadence sensor.

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Price: 540,00 €

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The NGeco Road power meter offers you:

  • precision: +/- 2%; Upgradable to +/- 1%
  • data transmission: ANT+ / BLE
  • Temperature Compensation: TC
  • power supply: battery CR 2450
  • battery life in hours: 300
  • power meter metrics: power, cadence; Upgrade with extra costs: L-R balance, pedal smoothness
  • warranty: 2 years, Upgradable to 5 years
  • water resistent: yes

Technical data

  • BCD in mm:
    110, 110 4-S, 130
  • weight power meter:
    110: 160g, 110 4-S: 163g, 130: 172g
Installation tips
  • A fitting Praxis Works-crankset with removable spider and a 3-bolt interface is needed
  • We recommend using Loctite 243 or a different middle strong threadlocker
  • The recommended torque for the powermeter is 1-2NM.
Downloads
Quickstart Guide NGeco user manual Tightening Torque
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