My cadence and speed sensors are only cheap, I can pair them to my PC for indoor rides but my Garmin can't find them, or vice versa, worth there money though seeing as I've been riding inside for 2 months.
I cant get on with a static bike, it just doesnt feel right, I wish i could. Some one suggested a set of rollers what ever they are called. Suppose i should try them before i get too old.
@@retroonhisbikes Rollers are for the clever agile ones amongst us, dangerous if you ask me, i have a simple fluid turbo trainer (roller) under 100 quid, sensors on, zwift on the computer to record everything, fan on, plenty of water and away I go, we need to keep our joints moving whilst it's cold outside.
I think they could have come up with something a bit more secure than a piece of thin rubber for attaching the sensor, the rubber must perish/degrade quickly being exposed to the elements.
Not really 99% of car drivers are ok, they understand cyclists are allowed to use the roads. In the uk roads are funded from tax, local tax etc which every one pays. In fact the councils paint a picture of a bike across the whole lane to remind drivers that cyclists are allowed to use the whole lane.
thanks a lot mate, from your friend in Canada
my puppies chewed on tools, boots, gloves, dog beds, etc
oh no!
What KIND of battery???
I know it as a CR2032. Pretty common in the uk
My cadence and speed sensors are only cheap, I can pair them to my PC for indoor rides but my Garmin can't find them, or vice versa, worth there money though seeing as I've been riding inside for 2 months.
I cant get on with a static bike, it just doesnt feel right, I wish i could.
Some one suggested a set of rollers what ever they are called. Suppose i should try them before i get too old.
@@retroonhisbikes Rollers are for the clever agile ones amongst us, dangerous if you ask me, i have a simple fluid turbo trainer (roller) under 100 quid, sensors on, zwift on the computer to record everything, fan on, plenty of water and away I go, we need to keep our joints moving whilst it's cold outside.
Try using some tape on the battery and just pull it out.
Good suggestion
I think they could have come up with something a bit more secure than a piece of thin rubber for attaching the sensor, the rubber must perish/degrade quickly being exposed to the elements.
Some rubber bands are worse than others, this one appears ok after two years. I have a spare incase.
You'd be surprised how sturdy they are plus you get loads of different sizes.
Do you ever have problems biking on the road next to cars?
Not really 99% of car drivers are ok, they understand cyclists are allowed to use the roads. In the uk roads are funded from tax, local tax etc which every one pays. In fact the councils paint a picture of a bike across the whole lane to remind drivers that cyclists are allowed to use the whole lane.