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Two bikes two of the same computer
I have a Bontrager Ridetime and it serves my purpose well, just speed and average. I wanted to get my wife the same one but I'm wondering if they would get their signals mixed up if we ride too close together. Double speed, half speed, etc.
What's the range on a wireless unit like that? Thanks for any insight. Jeff |
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If that was going to be a problem then no one could use a computer in a group ride.
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Interesting point ... are they pre-paired in some way similar to a blue tooth device maybe???
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Originally Posted by Jseivert
(Post 20908577)
I have a Bontrager Ridetime and it serves my purpose well, just speed and average. I wanted to get my wife the same one but I'm wondering if they would get their signals mixed up if we ride too close together. Double speed, half speed, etc.
What's the range on a wireless unit like that? Thanks for any insight. Jeff |
Originally Posted by oldnslow2
(Post 20908593)
I'd ask them.
Originally Posted by Bmach
(Post 20908717)
I that was going to be a problem then no one could a computer in a group ride.
Originally Posted by CycleryNorth81
(Post 20908857)
Get another brand and the possible problem is avoided.
BTW, looks like we're not too far apart. (Kenosha, WI) |
Fyi
I contacted Trek and they said it shouldn't be a problem so I purchased a second unit for my wife's bike. No issues at all.
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This computer uses ANT+ connectivity which pretty much eliminates outside interference.
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