The Magene TEO carbon crankset receives positive feedback for its light weight, smooth shifting, and reliable integrated power meter, with users noting crisp performance and consistent power data over extended use.
Pros
- Approximately 100g lighter than aluminum version
- Improved pedaling return phase
- No front derailleur recalibration needed
- Smooth and crisp shifting
Key Facts
- Approximately 100g lighter than the aluminum version
- Power meter integrated into the spider
- Hollow spindle design
Reviews & Ratings
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.
AI Summary
Pros
- Approximately 100g lighter than the aluminum model
- Noticeable improvement in the return phase of pedaling
- No need to recalibrate the front derailleur
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Key Points
- Carbon fiber texture visible under direct sunlight
- Power meter integrated in the spider
- Hollow spindle
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I've been running a Magene TEO with power meter for about 8 months now. Shifting is crisp with Shimano chainrings, and the power data is consistent, you can even get only the crankset
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Magene TEO Carbon Crankset Road Bike Lightweight Carbon Fiber Crank Arm Large Diameter Spindle Bicycle Crankset
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