duotrap sensor
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From either Trek Directly or your Trek Dealer. My 2009 2.1 has a similar speed only sensor spot in the front fork for the SpeedTrap style sensor. It is a great design that integrates the sensor into the rest of the bike. You will most likely have to use a Trek computer to take advantage of this sensor. My SpeedTrap sensor sensor was ordered by my local dealer, since for 09 this was a new item and my dealer had never actually seen it work. Good Luck.
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The DuoTrap is now available. While having the sensor reside in the non-drive chainstay is nice ingenuity I'm going to wait until I can hear more about how well it works with Trek computers and others that are ANT+ compatible. From what I read it is not clear to me if having this sensor will measure Speed/Cadence/Altitude (Grade %?) all in one or if another sensor is needed elsewhere on the bike to handle one or more of these data points.
FIXED.
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Last edited by Pedal Dancer; 10-08-09 at 07:05 PM.
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It's ALL base...
HR? Ah, no.
https://www.trekbikes.com/au/en/bikes...es/technology/
https://www.trekbikes.com/au/en/bikes...es/technology/
DuoTrap Sensor
So what else can we do with the Madone 6 Series that’s never been done before? Integrate a computer sensor into the frame that measures speed, distance, and cadence, and works with all the major players who use ANT+ wireless technology: Bontrager, Garmin, PowerTap, SRM...you get the idea. Sensor sold separately.
So what else can we do with the Madone 6 Series that’s never been done before? Integrate a computer sensor into the frame that measures speed, distance, and cadence, and works with all the major players who use ANT+ wireless technology: Bontrager, Garmin, PowerTap, SRM...you get the idea. Sensor sold separately.