It's been a while and just wanted to see how you all are doing with your Joroto? I've been using mine and the sensors are still working great. The bike has been solid with no issues whatsoever. Very glad I bought this!! Let me know how your bike is working you in the comments 👍🏾
Had mine for about a week. Left a review on amazon. IMHO, the only (best) choice. Added Wahoo (PSA: that's a bad word up here in Canada 😔)cadence/speed sensors. Resistance gage from Mike on esty. So far, crazy happy. Can't complain. Even have the belt cover on and am sighting down the belt for misalignment/premature wear. All good so far. PM me if you have any questions. Hardware, accesories, devices and OS compatibility etc etc/ And no, I'm not employed in any, or, kind/type of related field. Trust me heeh. Always wondered why people left reviews.
Thanks for this! I stuck my wahoo sensors on a "Sunny" spin bike which has no speedometer, but the default was definitely way off. I'll give 1209 a try and see how that goes. For what it's worth, I stuck my wheel sensor on with Scotch Extreme Fasteners, it's basically industrial velcro. Makes it easier to remove and replace the battery
If you have a Samsung when you pair it to SHealth go to Accessories then the cog icon Settings. Set Bike type to OTHER and set wheel size to 1250mm. Accurate to a tenth.
i just got the exact same bike. was looking to see what sensors i could get to work with this bike and wasn't sure if the speed sensor would work as well. This is perfect! off to buy some wahoo sensors now
@@RachelValente-zg6iq so 3m taped the speed sensor to the front wheel. Strapped the cadence sensor to the pedal. Once I start peddling they show up on my Garmin watch or wife's iPhone to sync.
Thanks for the video, exactly what I was looking for. I was going to drop a bunch of money on a smart trainer, but think I'm going to go this route instead. I already own a Garmin speed and cadence sensor so just looking for the right bike now.
Same with the Sunny Health Synergy bike. Seems to depend on where on the flywheel you attach the sensor as to what your number, in custom field, will be.
Somebody help me please. It only gets on when shaken (sensors with Bluetooth)!! I don’t know what to do… and the wheel we measured 1.256 m diameter bcause it’s an ic7 schwinn I couldn’t find infos on web about the wheel
Thanks for the video. I'm about to order an x2. Question: On Wahoo's website it says when using their cadence sensor with the Peloton digital app you must use ISO only (no android). You say it works with the speed sensor but does the cadence sensor also work with the Peloton App using your x2? ? Ie is Wahoo wrong on their website? I'd like to use the x2 for Peloton workouts pairing an android phone casting to a tv. Thoughts . . .??
Hi Could I enquire if the speed sensor details distance (i.e. mileage) as personally not interested in speed info, but would like to know distance covered on spin bike, Does distance show on the Wahoo app ? thanks in advance
Lol..actually no. Since I have to change the batteries on the sensor once a year I think, I figured it's easy to just use the tape method instead of something that makes it harder to get the battery door off. I cleaned it up and just put one piece of 3M wide clear packing tape and it's holding fine
My readings jump massively. When at 15kph it matches the bike computer but when i double that to 30kph the wahoo speed sensor shows 60kph on the app. I’ve also tried different circumferences with no difference. Im thinking i might have to move the sensor closer to the edge of the flywheel
just a question, if your monitor shows your speed anyway why did you feel the need to then by a speed sensor? i get buying a cadence sensor, but it seems a waste of time getting the speed one, if the monitor already shows you that
@@shervintheodore7249 I didn't have it done. The LS600 has interior upgrades that the 460s don't have. There are quite a few differences between the 460 and 600 from the factory.
@@shervintheodore7249 you can have your dash wrapped in leather or even find a junked 600 and swap to yours. If I recall new dashes for 600s those years are not cheap
If you're connecting to external apps like Zwift, the sensors send that data to the app. The bikes speed sensor cannot be sent externally to another app.
So the 1209 mm I presume is supposed to be the circumference of your wheel? Can you,please accurately measure the diameter of your flywheel? I can’t seem to find an calibration tutorial that doesn’t involve a bike computer to compare against.
I got the same bike I thought the little computer they give you gives you speed distance calories and time why do you want another speed sensor? I’d like something that monitors the tension that I’m placing on the fly wheel like what level resistance..If anybody knows how to do that can you hit me back
This is discussed in the comments. You'd have to use the passive device mentioned in the replies. Nothing I know of to measure resistance electronically for this device. And I explain in the video why you would use the sensors..for the various apps
It's been a while and just wanted to see how you all are doing with your Joroto? I've been using mine and the sensors are still working great. The bike has been solid with no issues whatsoever. Very glad I bought this!! Let me know how your bike is working you in the comments 👍🏾
Had mine for about a week. Left a review on amazon. IMHO, the only (best) choice. Added Wahoo (PSA: that's a bad word up here in Canada 😔)cadence/speed sensors. Resistance gage from Mike on esty. So far, crazy happy. Can't complain. Even have the belt cover on and am sighting down the belt for misalignment/premature wear. All good so far. PM me if you have any questions. Hardware, accesories, devices and OS compatibility etc etc/ And no, I'm not employed in any, or, kind/type of related field. Trust me heeh. Always wondered why people left reviews.
No one should roast you for not getting a peloton. Anyone that does is a pos human being. Do you brother
Im setting up my joroto again after leaving it collect dust for probably about a good half a year, and remembered your video. Thanks
Thanks for this! I stuck my wahoo sensors on a "Sunny" spin bike which has no speedometer, but the default was definitely way off. I'll give 1209 a try and see how that goes. For what it's worth, I stuck my wheel sensor on with Scotch Extreme Fasteners, it's basically industrial velcro. Makes it easier to remove and replace the battery
Glad this is helping many of you. My sensors are still working great!
If you have a Samsung when you pair it to SHealth go to Accessories then the cog icon Settings. Set Bike type to OTHER and set wheel size to 1250mm. Accurate to a tenth.
This is great..this must have been added to SHealth recently..good stuff
New issue ..can't get my wahoo sensor to connect with S Health even though my phone sees it with wahoo app
@@cjitty sorry for late reply. But did you get on the bike and pedal? It sometimes takes some movement from sensors to turn on
i just got the exact same bike. was looking to see what sensors i could get to work with this bike and wasn't sure if the speed sensor would work as well. This is perfect! off to buy some wahoo sensors now
The sensors work automatically? Here they turn off and I need to shake to use
@@RachelValente-zg6iq so 3m taped the speed sensor to the front wheel. Strapped the cadence sensor to the pedal. Once I start peddling they show up on my Garmin watch or wife's iPhone to sync.
Thanks for the video, exactly what I was looking for. I was going to drop a bunch of money on a smart trainer, but think I'm going to go this route instead. I already own a Garmin speed and cadence sensor so just looking for the right bike now.
Great advice, works great for me now 👍
Appreciate your time troubleshooting this setup combo.
Including the custom info takes a lot of the guess work out. Thanks for info!
This worked for me too on the Joroto X2 - thank you.
I have this same bike and sensors...thanks so much for this!
I'm currently setting up my own Peloton hack.....no shame! Thanks for the review.
Thanks man just what I was looking for
I actually measure my fly weel and input it on the custom size.
Same with the Sunny Health Synergy bike. Seems to depend on where on the flywheel you attach the sensor as to what your number, in custom field, will be.
Somebody help me please. It only gets on when shaken (sensors with Bluetooth)!! I don’t know what to do… and the wheel we measured 1.256 m diameter bcause it’s an ic7 schwinn I couldn’t find infos on web about the wheel
THANK YOU!!! This has helped me tremendously!
My indoor bike has flywheel with 20" diameter. Math: 20 X 3.14= 62.8". Converted to 1595mm.
Thanks for the video. I'm about to order an x2. Question: On Wahoo's website it says when using their cadence sensor with the Peloton digital app you must use ISO only (no android). You say it works with the speed sensor but does the cadence sensor also work with the Peloton App using your x2? ? Ie is Wahoo wrong on their website? I'd like to use the x2 for Peloton workouts pairing an android phone casting to a tv. Thoughts . . .??
Thank you! Really helpful.
Really very helpful 👍
I consider myself to be a fairly intelligent person. But @CJ, you're gifted. Thank you. ;)
PS: Thank you for your 411 ... got the Wahoo speed sensor dialed right in on my X2. Cool, thanks 👍
Hi
Could I enquire if the speed sensor details distance (i.e. mileage) as personally not interested in speed info, but would like to know distance covered on spin bike,
Does distance show on the Wahoo app ?
thanks in advance
Yes speed and distance as well as your current RPM is displayed in wahoo app
@@cjitty
Many thanks for your time in replying
Does wahoo speed sensor works with Kinomap? Anyone tryed?
Have you changed the scotch tape out yet? I just got an X2 also.
Lol..actually no. Since I have to change the batteries on the sensor once a year I think, I figured it's easy to just use the tape method instead of something that makes it harder to get the battery door off. I cleaned it up and just put one piece of 3M wide clear packing tape and it's holding fine
My readings jump massively. When at 15kph it matches the bike computer but when i double that to 30kph the wahoo speed sensor shows 60kph on the app. I’ve also tried different circumferences with no difference. Im thinking i might have to move the sensor closer to the edge of the flywheel
Yes it has to be as close to the center as possible but it's hard with the uneven surface unless you do some thick 3m tape
Good shit,🤙😜💯
Jeez thx mate for giving that wheel circumference ✌
I too mounted it as close to the hub as possible. But the value that works best for me is 1.100m. Strange.
just a question, if your monitor shows your speed anyway why did you feel the need to then by a speed sensor? i get buying a cadence sensor, but it seems a waste of time getting the speed one, if the monitor already shows you that
To send a signal to fitness app on phone.
Hey I see your ls460 had leather dashboard and glove box did it come from the factory like that or you had it done?
@shervin ..you probably saw a video of my LS600hL which has the leather dash upgrade that the LS460s don't have in those year models
@@cjitty right, how did you get it done?
@@shervintheodore7249 I didn't have it done. The LS600 has interior upgrades that the 460s don't have. There are quite a few differences between the 460 and 600 from the factory.
@@cjitty ok I understand
@@shervintheodore7249 you can have your dash wrapped in leather or even find a junked 600 and swap to yours. If I recall new dashes for 600s those years are not cheap
Curious why you wanted to use a speed sensor if the bike tracks speed as well..?
If you're connecting to external apps like Zwift, the sensors send that data to the app. The bikes speed sensor cannot be sent externally to another app.
So the 1209 mm I presume is supposed to be the circumference of your wheel? Can you,please accurately measure the diameter of your flywheel? I can’t seem to find an calibration tutorial that doesn’t involve a bike computer to compare against.
I googled and found this
The diameter is approx 19 inches. Circumference is approx 59.66 (19x3.14).
Can you do zwift since its blue tooth
I got the same bike I thought the little computer they give you gives you speed distance calories and time why do you want another speed sensor? I’d like something that monitors the tension that I’m placing on the fly wheel like what level resistance..If anybody knows how to do that can you hit me back
This is discussed in the comments. You'd have to use the passive device mentioned in the replies. Nothing I know of to measure resistance electronically for this device. And I explain in the video why you would use the sensors..for the various apps
You got your LS man? Get back online.
Have you heard of zwift?
Yes..have been messing around with the app. The speed sensor adjustment does not go below 20" so it unfortunately is not accurate with this
@@cjitty
Okay
peloton is gucci junk
PT way over priced anyone tryna roast you should donate coins lol