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Howdy, Quick Q: I have a Vetta 100HR and have the wireless kit for the front wheel and the cadence for the cranks. Juuuuust wondering... Why do you have to put the speed sensor on the front wheel ? Can you put it on the back wheel and would the distance btween the sensor and the handlebar mount not be too far ? I am asking because I am curious if anyone has tried it before. The kit is installed and I don't want to mess with it now in case it will not work and waste those tiny plastic attachments on the sensors. Thx
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