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<p>The power meter developed by Polar operated on the principle of a guitar pickup, detecting the frequency of a moving chain and interpreting it as power. Our device is fundamentally different because it directly measures chain tension using strain gauges and a chain speed sensor.</p>

The power meter developed by Polar operated on the principle of a guitar pickup, detecting the frequency of a moving chain and interpreting it as power. Our device is fundamentally different because it directly measures chain tension using strain gau

Is it the same as the Polar power meter? How is it different?

Product Overview

What is CycleClick?

Who is the CycleClick power meter for?

How does CycleClick compare to other power meters?

Why is CycleClick more affordable than other power meters?

Is CycleClick patent-protected?

What’s included in the box?

How does CycleClick measure power?

How does CycleClick measure cadence?

Can CycleClick measure left/right leg balance?

Is CycleClick accurate in all conditions?

Will CycleClick slow me down or add drag?

Does lubrication or dirt affect performance?

How does CycleClick handle bumps or rough terrain?

Does CycleClick interfere with shifting?

When used with an electric bike, does CycleClick measure only the rider’s power, or the combined power from both the rider and the motor?

Technology & Performance

How long does the battery last?

Does CycleClick work with all bikes, and can I use it on multiple bikes?

Is it weatherproof and durable?

Does CycleClick connect to an iPhone or Apple Watch through Apple’s Fitness app?

Is it the same as the Polar power meter? How is it different?Updated 6 months ago