Best bang buck candence meter that you can connect to phone?
04-16-16, 05:57 PM
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Looks like there is nothing under 70$ wireless.
I don't mind adding a wired computer to my bike just to see my cadence... Any suggestions?
I don't mind adding a wired computer to my bike just to see my cadence... Any suggestions?
04-16-16, 06:47 PM
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I've about a quarter million revolutions on a Wahoo Fitness foot pod cadence meter. Works great with my iPhone 6+.
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Wahoo RPM will work with Strava although you *may* need to add the StravistiX extension.
https://thomaschampagne.github.io/stravistix/
https://thomaschampagne.github.io/stravistix/
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For apps, you can use either Wahoo Fitness or CycleMeter. Both receive info from the sensors and both can send that activity data to Strava. Personally, I use Cyclometer with the BlueSC, TICKR and a RFLKT and at the end of a workout, it gives me the option to share to Strava. I would highly recommend it.
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For apps, you can use either Wahoo Fitness or CycleMeter. Both receive info from the sensors and both can send that activity data to Strava. Personally, I use Cyclometer with the BlueSC, TICKR and a RFLKT and at the end of a workout, it gives me the option to share to Strava. I would highly recommend it.
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I've had some trouble with the sync if I don't have cycle set as the activity. If cycle is the activity, I haven't had any issues so far.
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