Favero Assioma PRO MX-2 power pedals review: light, low and accurate

Well priced, double-sided, accurate power pedals, with loads of data metrics for use on your gravel bike

Favero Assioma MX-2 pedal on right crank
(Image credit: Future/Simon Fellows)
Cycling Weekly Verdict

If you want power measurement on your gravel bike, you can do far worse than choose these Favero Assiomas. Far cheaper than all their rivals, they provide a wealth of information, are lighter and at least as accurate. Not only that but you’re unlikely to need to even move your saddle after fitting them! What’s not to like?

Reasons to buy
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    Light

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    Very accurate

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    Long battery life

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    Low stack height

Reasons to avoid
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    Nothing

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If you train and race to power on the road, and want to do the same on gravel, the Assioma Pro-MX 2 pedals could fit the bill - and they’ll do it for a fraction of the cost of their competitors.

Italian company Favero has been in the power meter market since 2015 and added these SPD-style PRO MX pedals to their range in February 2024.

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Owen Rogers is an experienced journalist, covering professional cycling and specialising in women's road racing. He has followed races such as the Women's Tour and Giro d'Italia Donne, live-tweeting from Women's WorldTour events as well as providing race reports, interviews, analysis and news stories. He has also worked for race teams, to provide post race reports and communications.