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Old 11-12-10 | 01:40 PM
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simonaway427
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From: Fredericton, NB, Canada

Bikes: 2010 S1, 2011 F75X

Originally Posted by StanSeven
There's a reason computers are mounted to the front wheel for speed and distance - it isn't affected by gearing.
I says pardon?

Whether the sensor is on the back wheel or the front wheel, your bike is still going a certain speed and distance, unless your bike is magic

Try mounting your Cateye sensor on the back wheel first, and see if your computer still gets the signal. Some will.....my Sigma computer didn't.

I ended up with the Garmin 500 with speed/cadence sensor and I couldn't be happier. If its just for trainer use, just get a cheap wired one.
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