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hekuk 02-15-15 05:49 PM

Giant Ridesense or Garmin Magnetless Sensors?
 
I've just acquired a Giant Propel and need to fit it with speed and cadence sensors for my Garmin 500. I was thinking of getting the magnetless Garmin Bike Speed Sensor and Cadence Sensor, but thought the Giant Ridesense might be a good alternative option as it integrates nicely into the chainstay. Has anyone used either? What would you recommend?

WheresWaldo 02-16-15 08:29 AM

I have only used the three Garmin units. The GSC-10 is the older combination unit it works and has on a couple of my bikes for several years. Last year I switched one bike to the Magnetless Speed Sensor and another to the Magnetless Speed/Cadence Sensor Kit. They also work well but take a fraction of a second longer to wake up and report to the Garmin 810. It is a cleaner installation with the magnetless sensors since there are no additional pieces to install. I have no experience with the Giant Ridesense, but if its like the Bontrager Duotap sensor, it would be a serious alternative to eliminate mounting hardware and make the installation more streamlined.

noglider 02-16-15 10:22 AM

I never heard of those magnetless sensors, so I looked them up. Very interesting.

https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/shop...rod146897.html


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