Quarq Pricing

[bruce]

I see that the pricing for the new Quarq PM has been put on their website.

 

$1195 for the PM

$995 for the head unit.

 

They are priced separately because the PM will be compatible with the Garmin.

 

 www.quarq.us

 

bruce2007-09-25 05:49:59

[Guest Big H]

Hellishly expensive..... one can buy a very well equipped middle range bike for that price!!!!!!!! What does it do????? Provide lights for the whole street????????

[bruce]

Hellishly expensive..... one can buy a very well equipped middle range bike for that price!!!!!!!! What does it do????? Provide lights for the whole street????????

 

It has a mini pebble bed reactor in it - for those really hard climbs!

[Odion]

Looks good, i'm definitely keen to get one on my MTB. The only other option is the SRM, which I believe is way more pricier.

[bruce]

Looks good' date=' i'm definitely keen to get one on my MTB. The only other option is the SRM, which I believe is way more pricier.[/quote']

 

Saris were doing some market research about 6 months ago on disc brake compatible hub, you may want to send Adrian (adrian@bicyclepower.co.za) a note and find out what's happening there.  Can use a powertap with a V-Brake though.

[Odion]

Thanks Bruce, I'll give him a shout, would only be interested if I can get a disc brake compatible one.

[Marius]

what!? I had a look on the inside of my PowerTap when I had to replace the bats, I don't think I'll trust the PowerTap on a Mtb? Stuff will shake loose for sure, also the exra weight on a mtb, mtb'es are already so heavy..

[Odion]

Marius that is my only concern, the durability. The extra weight I'm not too stressed about. The Ergomo I believe has been proven MTB proof, but not sure about the others.