Yes, you obviously have no idea what they are used for and the original cost of them :smirk:

While checking the Halfords discount T&Cs on the BC website earlier I noticed there is a 20% off Verve InfoCrank sets, meaning the original £1,149 price comes down to £919.20. No idea how long that's been on there though.

OK, that's a good bit more than these Vectors but you're getting Praxis crank, BB & chainrings instead of just a pair of pedals. If you were looking to replace them anyway then it becomes much more competitive.

It also seems to come with a much better reliability record than the Garmin pedals, and they appear to be innovating with things like removing the dependency on magnets via a firmware update.

I'm not in the market now but would seriously consider this if I was. Only major downside is it's obviously only a single bike solution.

Garmin have dropped the retail price of these down to 899, so discounts will go as deep at this deal or lower from now on I'd imagine.

http://www.triathlonbusiness.com/2016/industry-news/garmin-vector-offers-power-to-the-people-with-price-drop/

Looking at Stages myself, they review great for a single sided meter.

Far from upset. I PMSL when knob end trolls such as yourself cant resist posting something you know nothing about and the fact that you think it winds us up.

Did not mean to upset the bicycle pedal elite on HUKD...

Good for the money though they aren't the best reviewed. The pods are very fragile apparently.

Ridiculous this is, people seriously are deluded.

Best to ignore. Surprise it took so long for the rabble to arrive.
Whether this is good deal or not, when it comes to anything which is yes, expensive, but a genuine good deal, you always gets idiots like this with their inane mutterings. Pathetic really.

£700 for a pair of bicycle pedals with bells and whistles? Am I missing something?

£842.95 now

can you fit an engine for that & save the leg work

Wiggle said ...

However, we can’t catch them all and these are only limited to the list in the link below:

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/h/option/productpricing#

As a result, while we’re sure this is an interesting price, we can’t offer a price match as this competitor doesn’t meet the terms and conditions.

Neither wiggle nor Evans match against canyon

I'm going to try a price match

I find it impossible to do intervals outside. Much easier on a turbo.

As for tracking power, I tend to focus on the road and where I'm going rather than looking at my Garmin. Going for a Strava segment, all done on feel.

I can see the benefit for TTs though. I'm too much of a wimp for those.

I have been told the reason these are so cheap compared to everywhere else is they are OEM units and possibly faulty returns which were fixed by Garmin, apparently they come with no warranty but I don't know if this is true.

Wow. 999 on wiggle. So tempted by this

Disappeared from the site :disappointed:

​Oh, and then there are all the different ways of measuring training stress, form, fatigue etc etc. (TSS CTL)

Pedalling analysis with Vectors is amazing.

Power is great for training on the turbo. Not convinced when out on the road myself.

Good deal. When decent power meters get down under £200 then we'll talk though :smiley:

Difference between Vector 2 and Vector 2S is what? 2S seem cheaper but can't find anything too definitive.

i want.

Must.Not.Buy. Grrrrrr! Great find OP