For Sale: New Rotor INPower Power Meter 3D+ 172.5MM

katnia

I'm selling my nearly new (only used 3 times) Rotor INPower Power Meter. Price is €575 Crank arm length is 172.5mm

This is a very impressive piece of kit that you can pair with your ANT+ device such as Garmin edge and it will give you various power readings and will also give your cadence reading. This device has been used by some of the Lampre-Merida team and all riders on MTN-Qhubeka. See some detail regarding the power meter from the following road cc article...

http://road.cc/content/news/148387-rotor-unveils-%C2%A3499-inpower-bottom-bracket-based-power-meter


This was bought with the intention of using as a training tool for racing but unfortunately due to a recent injury I will no longer be racing and this is now going to be made redundant, so best to sell this on now. Can be seen working on my Bike.

This is the 3D+ model which is a left arm only power meter (like the stages power meter). It uses strain gauges with are contained within the axle of the crank arm and this stays within the bottom bracket of your bike to protect it against the elements, shocks, outside contaminants & changes in temperature. The unit works flawlessly. To see compatibility please see the following from DC Rainmaker, there is a table that shows the 3D+ bottom bracket compatibility... This ideally suits someone already running a Rotor Crankset.

http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2015/04/rotor-inpower-meters.html

I've have used this straight out of the box on my BBright Cervelo bottom bracket and it took around 15 minutes to install and calibrate. It takes a AA battery which has easy access from the crank arm and each battery lasts around 300 hours apparently. This is also one of the first power meters that has 100% compatibilty with Rotor Q-Rings and it will also help show you the Optimal Chain Ring Position (OCA) with the help of their free downloadable power analysing software.

This is a great piece of kit and it retails for €699, you can make a significant saving off the RRP of this power meter.

AstraMonti

Is it a compact or a standard? Any pics?

katnia

AstraMonti wrote: »

Is it a compact or a standard? Any pics?

It's only the left crank arm and I have it fitted to a 110bcd mid-compact (52/36) rotor crank. As it's only the left crank arm I would imagine it would work on a standard too provided the crank arm length is the same (172.5mm)? Although I'd be open to correction on this but I cannot see how it would not be compatible?

Here is the link to the advert for sale on adverts....pics are there too

http://www.adverts.ie/bike-group-sets/new-rotor-3d-inpower-power-meter/8392287

AstraMonti

Apologies I didn't understand it's only the left arm. GLWS

katnia

This powermeter is sold now, please close this thread, thanks.