DCCEvolution
CAGreat Power Meter, customer service and ease of install! Having not been very satisfied with advice on Quarq power meters from a few Canadian bike shops, I called Quarq direct to determine which set to go with. The guy I spoke to was exceptionally helpful and checked into my bikes specification to match me to the right Quarq. He even gave me a “watch out” for the chainrings that I run when switching out. Placed an order direct with Quarq and received within a week! Only negative would be the packaging could be a bit more secure. When received, the cranks were not in their holders within the box and we’re loose so would have rattled around inside the box. All installed, working perfectly on the indoor trainer and now to wait for a warmer day to hit the road!
LEO
AREasy to install! Great customer support!! First time on any power meter and quite interesting information! Super easy to install at home with basic tools. Just follow the oficial video. Great help from customer service to find out exactly which model did I need.
Ron
GBWow, That is what I call "Spot-on" customer service. Wow! Just for the record, I get totally wigged out not knowing if I have a BB30 or a press-fit, or similarly, whether my chainring is 110 vs 130 bcd; but I knew I wanted a Quarqs Power Meter-for sure. Fortunately, as I was searching (mindlessly online trying to figure out what I need for my Canyon Endurance) on their website, a Quarqs representative reached out to me to ask about my bike set-up. He had me take and forward pictures of my chainring and bottom bracket so he could determine the best system for my bike. In a day, he came back with a recommendation. I must say, considering the multitude a bike's specs, he relieved me from a "heck of a lot" of stress. I call that "Spot on" service.
Kyle
GBPlain and simple Quarq is the best I have had a Quarq power meter for the past year and it has been wonderful. I did have to contact Quarq for a problem that I was having that stop me from using my device but made it aggravating and they were quick to respond and had great information that helped me troubleshoot my device and get it working perfectly. I could imagine using another power meter on my bike.
Mike MacKay
GBI had purchased a power tap cn1 when… I had purchased a power tap cn1 when they first came out and found that I preferred a chainring power meter over the stages crank arm style that I bought as a first venture into power meters. My cn1 went bad and after I found that Sram/Quqrk bought them I researched them and decided on a Quark chainring style and couldn’t be more pleased with it.