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Magene P715 Pedal Powermeter Charging Cable

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Management number 236385064 Release Date 2026/07/09 List Price $448.50 Model Number 236385064
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Magene P715 Pedal Powermeter Charging Cable Keep your Magene P715 power meter ready for every ride with this dedicated charging cable. Designed specifically for seamless compatibility with your pedal system, this cable ensures reliable power delivery and quick charging between sessions. Whether you're training hard or logging casual miles, having a dependable charging solution means less downtime and more time on the bike. A must-have accessory for serious cyclists who demand consistent performance from their power measurement equipment.

Features
  • Specifically designed for charging and data connection with Magene P715 pedal powermeters
  • Durable USB cable with secure connector fit for consistent power transfer
  • Plug-and-play — no drivers or software required to start charging
  • Compact and flexible design for convenient travel and storage
  • Reinforced strain relief to help prevent fraying and extend cable life
Additional Info
  • Country of Origin: China
  • Imported By: Sign In Retails , Plot-16 , Sector-33 , Gurgaon - 12201. Haryana , India.
  • Net Quantity: 1N
  • Customer Care Address: 291, 10 Main, 5 Block, Jayanagar, Bangalore - 560041. Ph: (080)47183232, Email: support@bumsonthesaddle.com
  • Commodity: Pedal Spares & Accessories

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