Cycling Intel: Next-Gen Nanotech Allows Cyclists to Train Like a Pro

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Cycling Intel: Next-Gen Nanotech Allows Cyclists to Train Like a Pro
New Bicycling Power Meter Boasts Revolutionary Nanotech with Breakthrough Pricepoint Allowing All Cyclists to Train Like a Pro

Leading-edge iQ2 Power Meter offers next-gen nanotechnology while shattering prohibitive marketplace price barriers to blaze an exciting new trail for beginner, amateur and professional road cyclists, mountain bikers and triathletes seeking pro-level advantages and performance improvements by measuring leg power on the pedals

Installation 6.jpgEmerging cycling brand iQ2 (pronounced iQ square) has developed an all-new, cutting edge Power Meter offering performance-improving benefits and advantages that, until now, have only been affordable to pro cyclists—and those with deep pockets. This new next-gen cycling tool not only offers vastly improved performance over existing Power Meter options, but does so with breakthrough pricing starting at $199 versus others costing $400 to $1000 or more. With this economical new option, beginner, amateur and professional road cyclists, mountain bikers and triathletes can realize significantly improved performance by more accurately and efficiently measuring, analyzing and managing leg power on the pedals. In one fell swoop, the new iQ2 Power Meter has rendered all prior generations, makes and models of power meter devices obsolete.

What is the iQ2 Power Meter?
With this device, cyclists know exactly when and where their legs are producing a certain amount of force and the “zone” that they are in, allowing them to dose during a ride or workout, so they can outperform them self and others. Users can aptly throttle performance to improve racing, training, record tracking, timing, and achieve other desirable results in any terrain.

What Sets the iQ2 Power Meter Apart from the Pack?
Power meters exist in all shapes and sizes at varying locations on a bike. But they all have disadvantages. So, in addition to vastly decreasing the price point, the designers of the iQ2 Power Meter, cyclists themselves, significantly increased usability while positively affecting the cost. Located between the crank and pedal, the iQ2 Power Meter is easy to install, swappable between multiple bikes, light, strong and highly accurate. It’s not necessary to replace any existing bike parts. It runs on a standard battery that is replaceable after 200 – 300 hours use, and connects to all universal bike computers and sports apps through Bluetooth and ANT+. It’s compatible with all bikes, contains revolutionary thin film strain gauge technology and handles all conditions.

Powermeter picture 1.jpgThe power meter is available as a single left-or right-only unit, or as a dual power meter set. The dual set measures left and right leg power independently. One unit weighs just 29,7 grams and contains a strong and light titanium adapter. An advanced low-pressure molding technique ensures this Power Meter is waterproof and dustproof. Color accents are customizable to fit cyclists’ bike, mood and personal style.

Relative to the internal functionality, when a leg puts power on the pedal, it causes a miniature bending of the metal. A strain gauge captures this pressure as a change in electrical resistance, which is measured and simply sent to the app or any other bike software or computer. Most other power meters measure the power of one leg, but the iQ2 device can measure both, so you can see if they’re performing the way you want them to. You can then adapt your training accordingly.

More Tech Talk
Typically, strain gauges inside power meters are hand-glued, causing every power meter to be different from the next. They must therefore be compensated by extensive calibration and complex software. This makes power meters difficult to mass-produce and expensive and shows why some – who underestimate these complexities – do not succeed.

The thin film nanostructure strain gauge iQ2 uses is of an entirely different caliber. Instead of being hand-glued, it requires no human interaction because it is directly deposited on the surface of the part, molecularly bonded and trimmed by laser. It is therefore 30 times thinner than a typical strain gauge. All iQ2 strain gauges are exactly the same when they come out the production process. It’s a revolutionary technology used in situations with zero error tolerance, such as in medical, military and harsh environments.

For Cyclists, By Cyclists
It all started with a tight-knit group of passionate cyclists who wanted to buy a well-functioning power meter and reluctantly paid the exorbitant price, expecting a perfect product in return for the extreme expenditure. To their shock and dismay, all of the Power Meters they tried had major disadvantages in key areas like compatibility and ease of installation. Since this group of cyclists also happened to be high-level technologists and product designers, they set out to not just create, but rather perfect, power meter tech that could also be available for a reasonable price…and they did exactly that. And so the iQ2 Power Meter was born. The result of two rigorous years of R&D, during which time they theorized, designed and re-designed prototypes to secure the best tech and product components for each part of the power meter. It has resulted in this truly universal and budget-friendly power meter for any and all cyclists—not just pros and those with padded bank accounts.

Learn more about this breakthrough Power Meter at www.iqsquare.com.

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