No, you do not need a separate cadence sensor in addition to the Stages Power meter. The Stages Power meter sends both watts and RPM to the head unit via it...

ANT+ and Bluetooth are communication protocols that behave differently and serve different purposes. ANT+ simply broadcasts information for anyone to listen...

Yes, the chainrings are able to be replaced or swapped to other compatible rings in different chainring sizes by the end user. To swap the chainrings, pleas...

Stages power meters send a "Low Battery" signal to the head unit when the battery voltage is down to approximately 5%. The low battery alert is se...

The battery will last approximately 200 hours on a single-sided Stages Power meter and approximately 150 hours on a dual-sided Stages LR meter. Each Stages ...

Mechanically, the Stages Power left-side power meters are 100% compatible for use with Osymetric, Q-Ring, Absoluteblack, and other non-round chain rings. ...

Stages Power meters will work with any ANT+ or Bluetooth cycling power-compatible head units. They will also work with most iOS and Android devices using co...

At this time we do not offer models that are compatible with the Rotor cranksets.  We will continue to work with crank manufacturers to expand our selection...

No, the Stages Power meter comes factory installed to a new left crank arm. It is not retrofittable, nor can it be user installed. The installation relies o...

Stages power meter firmware notes have moved. Click here to view Gen 3 firmware release notes on our Stages Cycling Manuals site.