Author Topic: Rally Spindles on AliEx?  (Read 397 times)

Blueberry




Crash217

Re: Rally Spindles on AliEx?
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2025, 09:03:06 PM »
 I’ve seen these a few times and wondered…

ZacItaly15

Re: Rally Spindles on AliEx?
« Reply #2 on: Today at 02:24:03 AM »
the majority of Aliex pedal spindle report failure in fatigue test compared to "official" titanium spindle.
The material seems to be softer and premature wearing

It's not 100% titanium , it's an alloy with hi % of titanium

glepore

Re: Rally Spindles on AliEx?
« Reply #3 on: Today at 07:18:00 AM »
the majority of Aliex pedal spindle report failure in fatigue test compared to "official" titanium spindle.
The material seems to be softer and premature wearing

It's not 100% titanium , it's an alloy with hi % of titanium
These have nothing to do with that-they're powermeter spindles from Garmin without the pedal bodies.

bremerradkurier

Re: Rally Spindles on AliEx?
« Reply #4 on: Today at 09:33:20 AM »
These have nothing to do with that-they're powermeter spindles from Garmin without the pedal bodies.

So they should be a drop in fit for Shimano SPD-SL pedal bodies? 

Hopefully DC Rainmaker does a test.

dsveddy

Re: Rally Spindles on AliEx?
« Reply #5 on: Today at 09:44:48 AM »
Are these legit? It seems like someone could build themselves a dual sided PM for under $500.

I just don't see the value in risking $500 like this when there's an abundance of proven spider power meter options from Magene and XCadey for $300 a pop. If you have a DA crank you can replace the entire unit with an XCADEY crank with PM and 24mm spindle that is lighter than a non-PM DA crank for less than $500. Does "true" dual-sided power really bring that much more value compared to virtual dual-sided power you get from spider PMs?

The original Garmin vector pedals had a reputation for being finicky to begin with. I've had my share of software issues with Magene's original dual-sided crankarm pods. I can't imagine this solution would be anywhere near reliable enough to justify a $500 hail-mary

glepore

Re: Rally Spindles on AliEx?
« Reply #6 on: Today at 02:31:15 PM »
I hear you, but if you wanted a pedal system and had the bodies already, these axles are what, $60. Yeah, you'd need the conversion kit and some odds and ends, but given that the system as a whole is pricey, it might not be a bad idea.
Personally, I love my spider based pm's. I'm on Time pedals so never considered a pedal pm, but people that I know that have the Rally's really like them, and they have a narrower q than the Assiomas.

raisinberry777

Re: Rally Spindles on AliEx?
« Reply #7 on: Today at 03:13:19 PM »
I hear you, but if you wanted a pedal system and had the bodies already, these axles are what, $60. Yeah, you'd need the conversion kit and some odds and ends, but given that the system as a whole is pricey, it might not be a bad idea.
Personally, I love my spider based pm's. I'm on Time pedals so never considered a pedal pm, but people that I know that have the Rally's really like them, and they have a narrower q than the Assiomas.

$60? You sure you're looking at the right thing?

As has been put above, I don't see any reason to take a gamble on this when there's reliable spider options in the $300 range.

glepore

Re: Rally Spindles on AliEx?
« Reply #8 on: Today at 04:06:14 PM »
$60? You sure you're looking at the right thing?

As has been put above, I don't see any reason to take a gamble on this when there's reliable spider options in the $300 range.

LOL. no. Typical ali mistake, main photo was displaying the shafts but the item selected was the bolt. Yeah, at 300 bucks I wouldn't bother.
Seems like a fair number of zero sale sellers selling cheap "Rally" pedals, lol.