Description
Garmin Rally RS110 – single-sensing power for Shimano riders
The Garmin Rally RS110 is a single-sensing power meter built into a Shimano-style road pedal. So it installs like any other pedal, and you can move it between bikes in minutes with a pedal spanner.
The sensor sits in the left pedal and doubles the reading for total power, which keeps the price down. Accuracy is within +/- 1%, and the rechargeable battery lasts up to 90 hours. Plus, a 15 minute top-up gives you 12 hours of riding.
Key features
- Single-sensing power, accurate to +/- 1%
- Uses SHIMANO SPD-SL cleats (included)
- Rechargeable via USB-C, up to 90 hours per charge
- Pedal IQ smart calibration tells you when to calibrate
- Swap the spindle sensor to road or off-road Rally pedal bodies
- Upgrade to dual-sensing later with a right-side pedal
- Broadcasts on ANT+ and Bluetooth, so it works with Edge, Zwift and more
- See the full details on the Garmin Australia website.
Who is the Garmin Rally RS110 for?
The RS110 is for Shimano SPD-SL riders who want reliable power at the best price. Then, if you want left/right data, the Rally RS210 measures both legs. Riding LOOK KEO cleats? See the Rally RK110.
What’s in the box
Rally RS110 power meter pedals, charging clip and cable, SHIMANO SPD-SL compatible cleats, hardware and documentation.
Fitting and set-up
First, the pedals thread on with an ordinary pedal spanner, so there are no crank or bottom bracket changes. Then you pair them with your head unit and run a quick calibration. Also, our team can fit the pedals, set your cleat position and check your saddle height in one visit. As a result, you leave the store riding with accurate power from day one.
Buying a Garmin Rally RS110 from Port Melbourne Cycles
The Rally RS110 is in stock at our Port Melbourne store. So we can set it up, pair it with your sensors and fit the mount while you wait. Also, it comes with the full Garmin Australia warranty, and we handle any warranty claim for you. Still have a question? Then contact the team or drop in to 107 Bay Street, Port Melbourne.
