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Favero Assioma DUO Power Meter Pedals 
Favero Assioma UNO Power Meter Pedals 
Garmin Edge 540 Bike Computer 
Favero Assioma PRO MX-2 MTB Power Meter Pedals Yes, the Favero Assioma power meter is compatible with Garmin bike computers. Both the Assioma and Garmin bike computers use ANT+ and Bluetooth connectivity and you can pair the two devices with either wireless protocol. For most cases, we recommend pairing the Assioma with the Garmin using ANT+. This usually results in a stronger, more stable connection. Some users have reported dropouts when pairing with Bluetooth. In addition, when you pair the Assioma with a Garmin, you get access to IAV Cycling Dynamics data. Lastly, we note that the Garmin Edge 540 Bike Computer is our best-selling bike computer for customers that have purchased the Assioma power meter. This power meter and bike computer make a great combination!
Garmin Edge 540 Bike Computer
Are these pedals compatible with a Garmin Forerunner 945, as I don’t have a bike computer. Thanks!
Hi and thanks for the question.
Yes. Per Garmin, the pedals are compatible with your Forerunner:
Power Meter Compatible (Displays power data from ANT+™-enabled and compatible third-party power meters)
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Hallo, sind die Pedale mit Fenix 5 kompatibel? DAnke
Hallo und danke für die Frage.
Ja. Laut der Garmin-Website kann die Fenix 5 Wattwerte von Leistungsmesspedalen empfangen.
Hi and thanks for the question.
Yes. According to the Garmin website, the Fenix 5 is capable of receiving wattage from power meter pedals.
https://www.garmin.com/pt-PT/p/552237#specs
Hello,
I wondered if the pedals are compatible with my Garmin Fenix 7? I do not own any computer, and would like to prioritise the pedals.
Thanks
Hi and thanks for your question,
Yes. According to the Garmin website, the Fenix 7 is cycling power meter compatible and the Favero Assioma will work very nicely.
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Hi, I am looking for compatibility of my Garmin Edge 500 (old model, I know) with the Favero Assioma PRO MX-2 MTB Power Meter Pedals. It is possible that the Bikecomputer can find and work with the pedals, but I do not know if it can handle the two different pedals in any way. For example show left and right pedal values while riding. I already used Stages and other single sided Powermeters, no problem. Do you know about the compatibility with the Edge 500? I love it, I dislike newer models for many reasons (size, functions I don’t need,…) but I might have to get a new bikecomputer along side the assioma pedals – and I really don’t like that idea.
Thank you for your answer!
Hi and thanks for your question.
For the older models of Garmin, I suggest contacting Garmin directly. They will easily be your best source for the capabilities of the product.
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Hallo sind die Pedale auch mit einen Garmin Edge 800 kompatibel?
Hallo,
Danke für die Frage. Ja. Die Favero Assioma Pedale sind mit dem Garmin Edge 800 kompatibel.
Danke,
Hi,
Thanks for the question. Yes. The Favero Assioma pedals are compatible with the Garmin Edge 800.
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I have a 520+ and have just installed Assioma Duo. All the connections seem to have worked fine and the Edge is collecting detailed data (which I can see when I link up to Garmin Connect to review my rides). But Connect has a field saying Pedal L/R Balance which says it is 50/50 (and gives me a Yin/Yang award !?!) but the detailed data is showing that my left leg is consistently less strong than my right (roughly 55/45). Is there any way I can get the Connect Pedal L/R Balance to show the correct result?
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Hi Alan and thanks for the great question. Unfortunately this may be an issue you’d have to take up with Garmin. The pedals sounds like they are transmitting correctly and Connect is having a hard time interpreting and displaying the data for you.