Favero Assioma Left Pedal Body – Original Replacement

Original Left Pedal Body for Assioma Power Meter Systems

The Favero Assioma Left Pedal Body is a certified replacement component designed for cyclists whose pedal shell has suffered damage while the internal sensor remains functional. This original spare part restores full functionality to your power meter without requiring a complete pedal replacement, delivering a cost-effective repair solution for Assioma Duo and UNO systems.

Technical Construction and Material Specifications

Engineered from anodized aluminum, this pedal body combines lightweight construction with exceptional durability and corrosion resistance. The component arrives preassembled with integrated bearings, eliminating additional setup requirements. The left-side specific design ensures precise compatibility with Assioma power meter platforms, while the external pedal shell replacement format allows direct sensor transfer from your damaged body.

Seamless Installation and Compatibility

Installation requires only basic hand tools and careful sensor relocation from the original damaged shell to the new body. No recalibration is necessary following installation, preserving your existing power meter settings and training data. Full compatibility is guaranteed across Assioma Duo and UNO systems, with the left pedal orientation ensuring correct sensor orientation and data accuracy.

Quality Assurance and Warranty

As an official Favero Electronics replacement component, this pedal body meets manufacturer specifications and maintains the reliability standards of original equipment. The anodized aluminum finish resists oxidation and mechanical wear, supporting extended durability in cycling environments ranging from road training to competitive use.

Ideal Application

Perfect for cyclists whose Assioma left pedal has experienced shell damage from crashes, impacts, or wear while the power measurement sensor remains operational. Road cyclists, gravel riders, and indoor trainers benefit from this economical repair option, avoiding the expense of full pedal replacement while restoring sensor functionality and pedal structural integrity.