Stages Cycling G3 Power L Campagnolo Record Road Crank Arm

Stages Cycling G3 Power L Campagnolo Record Road Crank Arm

Becoming more and more popular with road cyclist of all abilities, from beginners to pros, training with power eliminates the guesswork in analysing your performances and will allow you to better structure your training to make you stronger and faster. The Stages Cycling G3 Power L Campagnolo Record Road Crank Arm replaces your Campagnolo Record non-drive-side crank and is easy to bolt on so you'll be ready to go in no time.

With an updated accuracy of just ± 1.5%, you can be sure your results are as close to your true power as is possible. The reliability of the unit is enhanced by Active Temperature Compensation, reducing the effects of weather changes, and IPX7 water resistance, so the unit is durable and won't let you down mid-ride.

Even the strongest sprinters can use this unit for interval sessions, with its recording power up to 2500 watts, and cadences ranging from 20 to 220 RPM. All your stats are transferred onto a compatible head unit in real-time, via ANT+ or Bluetooth, and the updated radios of this unit ensure a six-fold increased signal strength over its predecessor.

When the 200-hour battery starts to run low, you will be notified by the LED on start-up, which also indicates a successful zero reset. The battery can be switched out quickly and easily with no need for extra tools.

Compatibility

• Compatible with Campagnolo Chorus and Record Road cranksets
• Device compatibility: ANT+, Bluetooth Smart Ready
• Software compatibility: Stages Link, Training Peaks, Strava, Garmin Training Center and others

In the box

• Non-drive-side power meter
• Campagnolo Ultra-Torque non-drive bottom bracket bearing
• CR2032 coin cell battery
• Lifetime access to Stages Link for power meter management and firmware upgrade
• Product Identification Card with Serial Number and ANT+ I.D. Number
• User guide

Is my bike compatible with Stages Power Meters?

To help find your current crank model, check the inside of the crank arm for the model and length. The next step is to check the power meter's compatibility with your frame; if the space between your crank arm and seat stay fits a 10mm Allen key wrench between 5cm and 12cm from the centre of your bottom bracket, this should be compatible. Still unsure? See this illustration for a guide of where to measure.