Magene TEO P515 Carbon Power Meter Crankset

The reviewer presents the Magene TEO carbon power meter crankset as the newest addition to his channel, noting it is a very refined, well-made, and lightweight crankset that surprised him with its weight. He has not yet tested it on the road but is eager to do so, and he praises its design and the included P515 power meter, which he considers excellent. He compares it to two other carbon cranksets (Xcadey Ventus and Neutron Component) and finds it to be the lightest of the three, though it lacks a discount code.

The reviewer tests the Magene TEO P515 power meter crankset, the carbon crank version, against a Favero Assioma Duo power meter. He finds the power measurements to be very accurate, with average power differences under 1% in steady-state tests and in real-world riding. He praises the aluminum crank version for its cost-effectiveness and the carbon version for its low weight, but notes the carbon version is much more expensive and has proprietary parts. Overall, he concludes that the P515 is a reliable power meter for training, with the aluminum version being the best value.

In a first ride test, the reviewer shares positive impressions of the Magene TEO carbon crankset, noting its light weight (100g less than the aluminum model), smooth shifting, and well-crafted carbon fiber. He highlights the integrated power meter in the spider, thin crank arms that avoid heel rubbing, and describes it as beautiful and well made.

The reviewer tests the Magene TEO P515 Power Meter Crankset, highlighting its carbon crank arms, accuracy, and weight savings compared to the aluminum version. He details the installation process, compatibility issues with bottom brackets, and validates its performance against a smart trainer.