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4iiii Precision Podium power meter for Shimano road bike cranksets now available ready to ride preinstalled on new crank arm
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The 4iiii Precision Podiiiium crank-based power meters are now shipping pre-installed on Shimano 105, Ultegra and Dura-Ace cranksets. Shown at last year’s Interbike with the promise of early 2018 delivery, the program is called “Ride Ready” because they ship already attached to a new left-side crank arm. All you need to do is swap out your existing non-drive crank arm and pair it with your head unit and off you go.

The Ride Ready units only come on the three Shimano crank arms, with retail price for the arm plus power meter running from $399 to $599. Or, you can send in your own cranks to have the rechargeable Podiiiium units attached in their factory, then returned. If you don’t mind a short wait, that’ll only run you $399 for left-side only and can be done to virtually any Shimano crankset from 105 and XT or better; SRAM XX1, X01 and Red carbon cranks, Campagnolo Potenza, plus some Cannondale and Praxis cranks, too. Check their website for exact models, and hit up this post for more tech details.

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Jeff
Jeff
5 years ago

Promise of early 2018 availability, but this Canadian company ( who should really know the North America riding season) has product ready to ship in October? That’s a fail quite frankly, I purchased power cranks.

record11
record11
5 years ago
Reply to  Jeff

PowerCranks as in Frank Day’s PowerCranks?

biker9
biker9
5 years ago
Reply to  record11

I’m guessing he meant powercranks as in the Specialized power meter made by 4iiii.

cxramble
5 years ago

Been riding the podiiiium for 2 months. Flawless function so far. It seems accurate when comparing number side by side on my Kickr. better reviews than Stages. A+ so far. My way more expensive Quarq power that I bought at the same time has had more issues (still pretty good though), mainly with pairing after Garmin updates. Both are good products.

O. Tan
5 years ago

So the difference between podiiiium and precision is only that one uses coin cell batteries and the other feature rechargeable?

Besides environmental concerns, wouldn’t the built-in battery means it’ll hold less charge over the years?

record11
record11
5 years ago
Reply to  O. Tan

Never, not once ever have I taken “environmental concerns” into consideration with any of my bikes, cars, homes…..but with a bike? Really?

Volsung
Volsung
5 years ago
Reply to  record11

He could have meant the environment you’re riding in getting in to the charging port.

TheKaiser
5 years ago

Yeah, are you sure you mean PowerCranks, or did you mean InfoCranks? I’d assume you know what you’re talking about, since you bought them, but PowerCranks are not a comparable product.

TheKaiser
5 years ago
Reply to  TheKaiser

This comment was in reply to Jeff above, but for some reason came out here on the bottom of the thread.

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