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What’s in the box

  • AeroPod sensor and pitot tube
  • Mount for round, 31.8 mm handlebars
  • USB cable
  • Link to download Isaac Software
  • Warranty

Additional items required, not supplied

  • ANT+™ bike computer, or Raptor glasse
  • ANT+™ or ANT/BLE speed sensor (cadence sensor optional but recommended)
  • USB charger

NOTE: International shipments may be subject to additional duty/VAT, collected locally and not included in the shipping charge.

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All Velocomp products are designed, assembled, and shipped from the USA, letting us make you this promise: if you’re not delighted with your purchase you can return it within 30 days for a full refund.

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PowerPOD REVIEWS

DC Rainmaker: "Overall, I’ve found that the PowerPod can be solidly accurate in most situations, assuming you are aware of the limitations – or aware of changes to configuration that could impact it. Further, it’s ability to seemingly ‘heal’ itself does act as a bit of a safety net should the aerodynamic profile change significantly enough to otherwise impact power readers. I’d sum it up as: If you do a clean calibration ride – things are impressively accurate across a wide range of riding environments and positions."

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The Chain Link: "...So what’s the verdict on this thing? Is it possible to get good power data for less than half the cost of the next thing on the market? Yeah, sure. The PowerPod proved to be a consistent (and surprisingly durable) performer in a variety of conditions, some of which it was never intended for..."

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The 5k runner: "...considerably cheaper than a direct force power meter and easily swappable between bikes.....Perfect for the beginner and multi-bike owner. Perfect for the expert too. … you can work out how to tweak your riding position if you think about it. Cool."

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