I have the VEtta V100 on my road bike and yes it does have an optional wireless cadence.When you purchase the cadence kit you also receive a 2nd base so you can use the Vetta on your track and road bike.It also has temperature and 2 wheel size settings.Originally posted by procerus
Do any of the computers do wireless cadence yet?
Originally posted by procerus
Do any of the computers do wireless cadence yet?
Originally posted by hippy
Are you the same Hitchy posting on aus.bicycle?
I have a Polar S710 on my road bike. If I bought another mount, another speed sensor and cadence sensor, could I use it on my track bike totally wireless?
That would be Cool (capital C )
I'm off to find out how much all those bits cost these days...
cheers guys!
Originally posted by hippy
I'll need another speed sensor (~$100) and maybe 2 cadence sensors (~$200) (I dont have one of these for the road bike) and another handlebar-watch mount (~$20). That's a lot of cash!
Do you know where I could get these parts cheaper than, say, cecilwalker.com.au? I've got other things to buy!
Worst comes to worst - I've got a couple of 'normal' speedo's lying around (no cadence or data logging though ).
cheers
Originally posted by PiledHigher
Do you really need a cadence sensor on a track bike, 9 times out of 10 you would only use 1 gear in a session, speed equals cadence.
Originally posted by Lasalles
Ive also raced in Opens with the pc still attached.I guess use it until someone tells u otherwise.Wireless ones are great as you dont have all the clutter of the wiring.
Struth no wonder i didnt do any good,i should have use a laptop instead.Originally posted by steve
You PC? must be hot up there
cheers
Originally posted by byron27
theres a place located in melbourne that sells this stuff through the australian ebay. I think the sensors are ~ $65-70 and the mount is $16.50.
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