Gluing magnet

surlypacer said:

What kind of glue did you use to glue a crank sensor magnic on. Were you able to remove it, if needed. I through mine last night and with polar you loose all power functions. Other than that system worked great.

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Shoe Goo (also known as Goop) is the perfect adhesive for magnets. Strong, flexible and durable yet easily removable.

I used Gorilla Glue - one of the strongest glues.

surlypacer said:

What kind of glue did you use to glue a crank sensor magnic on. Were you able to remove it, if needed. I through mine last night and with polar you loose all power functions. Other than that system worked great.

thanks

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I used double sided adhesive tape then wrapped a piece of electrical tape around magnet and crankarm.

BobT

i used a blob of clear silicone sealant of the kind used in bathrooms

surlypacer said:

What kind of glue did you use to glue a crank sensor magnic on. Were you able to remove it, if needed. I through mine last night and with polar you loose all power functions. Other than that system worked great.

thanks

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Dude, try using RTV seal. You can get it for about $1.99 from any automotive store. RTV works great: you can sculpt it, it stays on and it's very easy to pull off. RTV is a silicon based gasket material so it's a breeze to clean off. Likewise, the nice thing is that for the most part if you're running carbon cranks, it will not interact with the resin matrix. undefinedundefined