Best cheap deals on power meters in the Christmas Sales 2022

Here are the biggest discounts and the most wallet-friendly models currently available

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Anne-Marije Rook
By Anne-Marije Rook
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With the Christmas holiday season in full swing, there are plenty of discounts to be found on a variety of power meters, making them an ideal gift for any serious cyclist or as a boost to your winter training set up.

There's no doubt that structured training using power can help you to make significant fitness gains, especially if you're gearing up for the racing season ahead. Likewise, power meters really help you to get the most out of your Zwift experience. Either way, now is a good time to snap up a deal.

If you're after more information, check out our full guide to the best power meters on the market and all our reviews. 

Equally, if you're after a bike-themed Christmas gifts and need a little inspiration, you can check out our Christmas gift guide just over here.

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Where to buy power meters USA

There are many, many options for power meters. The cheapest tend to be ones that simply replace the non-driveside arm of your current crankset. Alternatively, you can have the whole crankset replaced and benefit from the increased accuracy of having your left and right legs measured independently. 

Power meter pedals are generally more expensive than power meter cranks but on the other hand, they do provide you the option of easily swapping your power meter between bikes. 

Like with cranks, you can save a bit of money by buying a set of pedals where only the left side reads power. All the brands listed here provide the option to upgrade the right side pedal to a power meter version, should you want dual reading down the line

FSA Alloy PowerBox Power Meter Crankset: $735.00

FSA Alloy PowerBox Power Meter Crankset: $735.00 from $445.70 at Backcountry  

If you're after dual sided readings on just one bike, a power meter crankset can be the most cost effective option – especially if you're thinking of changing your crank length or chainring sizes at the same time. 

Just bear in mind that the PowerBox's spindle is 30mm, so if you're currently running Shimano cranks you'll need to factor in the cost of a new bottom bracket. Also, so access the dual sided functionality, you'll need to pay FSA a surcharge, otherwise it'll just give single sided readings.

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4iiii Precision Pro Dual Sided Power Meter: $791.99

4iiii Precision Pro Dual Sided Power Meter: $791.99 starting at $412.99 at ProBikeKit  

If you're after dual-sided readings and for cheaper than a set of power meter pedals, then you've hit the right deal. With a 24mm spindle, it'll be a straight swap for most Shimano road cranksets. You could also take the opportunity to experiment with different gearing sizes and crank arm lengths.

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4iiii Precision 105 R7000 Powermeter: $389.90

4iiii Precision 105 R7000 Powermeter: $389.90 starting at $312.99 at Wiggle  

One of the cheapest and simplest ways of adding power readings to your bikes. The cost is so low compared to a set of power meter pedals, you could buy two of these cranks and save on continually swapping pedals – as well as a bit of money. 

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4IIII PRECISION 2.0 3D power meter crank 105 R7000: £249.00

4IIII PRECISION 2.0 3D power meter crank 105 R7000: £249.00 £209.00 at ProBikeKit

Durable, lightweight, ANT+ and Bluetooth compatible and super-easy to install. At this price, the Shimano 105 compatible cranks are your perfect entry to power-based training. 

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Garmin Rally XC200 Dual Sided SPD-SL Power Meter Pedals: £999.99

Garmin Rally XC200 Dual Sided SPD-SL Power Meter Pedals: £999.99 £799.99 at Wiggle Save £200

Should you wish to combine power meter readings in an easy to clip in and out of SPD format, Garmin has that covered with its latest Rally pedals as well.

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Garmin Rally RK100 Dual Sided Keo Power Meter Pedals: £469

Garmin Rally RK100 Dual Sided Keo Power Meter Pedals: £469 £441 at Sigma Sports

Or if you are happy with the standard Look Style cleat, you can go for the RK100 version, and still leave open the possibility of upgrading to dual sided power and different pedal bodies down the line.

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Garmin Rally XC100 Dual Sided SPD-SL Power Meter Pedals:   £599.99

Garmin Rally XC100 Dual Sided SPD-SL Power Meter Pedals:  £599.99 £499.99 at Wiggle Save £100 

Garmin Rally XC100 Pedal Power Meter pedals offer single-sided pedalling data. Making data-driven training a bit more affordable, they're compatible with Shimano's SPD cleats.

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4iiii Precision Pro Dual Sided Power Meter: £579.00

4iiii Precision Pro Dual Sided Power Meter: £579.00 from £379.49 at ProBikeKit  

If you want a relatively inexpensive way of getting dual sided readings onto your bike, this is a great option even at full price.

With a 24mm spindle, it'll be a straight swap for most Shimano road cranksets – so no messing around with bottom bracket replacements. Also, no surcharges to worry about, this gives full dual readings from the off.

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4iiii Precision 2.0 105 R7000 Power meter: £249.00

4iiii Precision 2.0 105 R7000 Power meter: £249.00 £209.99 at Probikekit

A 105 4iiii power meter crank is one of the cheapest and most straightforward ways to get power readings from your bike. The cost is so low, you could buy two of these and save on continually swapping pedals between bikes. 

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Anne-Marije Rook
Anne-Marije Rook
North American Editor

Cycling Weekly's North American Editor, Anne-Marije Rook is old school. She holds a degree in journalism and started out as a newspaper reporter — in print! She can even be seen bringing a pen and notepad to the press conference.

Originally from The Netherlands, she grew up a bike commuter and didn't find bike racing until her early twenties when living in Seattle, Washington. Strengthened by the many miles spent darting around Seattle's hilly streets on a steel single speed, Rook's progression in the sport was a quick one. As she competed at the elite level, her journalism career followed, and soon she became a full-time cycling journalist. She's now been a cycling journalist for 11 years. 

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