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Old 05-24.-2003
Bill-Always Har
 
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Default Cat Eye Cordless 7 question

When I'm riding and stand to do a sprint the computer drops i.e.. from = 21 to 15 or 13 then jumps
back up to normal speed. I know I"m not = slowing down that much. Anybody else notice this problem
with the Cat = Eye 7's. Thanks


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Old 05-24.-2003
Java Man
 
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Default Re: Cat Eye Cordless 7 question

In article <E%Tza.6440$8i4.3923@nwrddc02.gnilink.net>, thebillrodgers@aol.com says...
> When I'm riding and stand to do a sprint the computer drops i.e.. from 21 to 15 or 13 then jumps
> back up to normal speed. I know I"m not slowing down that much. Anybody else notice this problem
> with the Cat Eye 7's. Thanks
>
Occasionally, when the distance between the spoke magnet and the sending head is near the maximum,
and you induce just enough flex into the bike to make it read n-1 out of n revolutions (e.g. 1 out
of 2; 2 out of 3; 3 out of 4; etc.) Do the math as you ride, and if it fits one of these cases, you
know you must adjust the clearance closer. If it's not that, I can't help.

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