Thread: Cycling Computer Reliability
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Old 08-05-25 | 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by PromptCritical
I have both a Wahoo Bolt and Roam (we ride a tandem, and I use the Roam and my better half uses the Bolt).

The reliability of the Bolt is fine, but the Roam has been unacceptable. It frequently doesn't pick up, present and/or record signals. ...
If the one that is not working well is the one that the stoker uses, could it be that being in between two bodies is blocking some of the satellite signals? Or, if you are talking about a wheel sensor, perhaps it is located too far away from the wheel sender?
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