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Cateye Cordless 7 problems?

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  1. Hi,

    I've had problems with my Cateye cordless 7 computer since I bought it,
    speed would show 3mph and then 12mph when the bike was moving at a constant
    speed.

    I took it off and haven't used it for a while but then decided to give it
    another go. Bought 2 new batteries and fitted it to my bike.

    Nothing at all... if I take the computer off the handlebars it literally has
    to be about 1" from the sensor before it starts to work.

    I have the sensor mounted right at the top of my forks and there's not much
    in the way, just the brace of the forks and my handlebars, but still it
    refuses to work.

    I'm thinking of buying a new one but don't know if it's an easy job to get
    this one working? What can I check apart from the obvious, magnet is <5mm
    from sensor, sensor at top of forks...

    Thanks

    Daz

  2. Daz said:

    Hi,

    I've had problems with my Cateye cordless 7 computer since I bought it,
    speed would show 3mph and then 12mph when the bike was moving at a constant
    speed.

    I took it off and haven't used it for a while but then decided to give it
    another go. Bought 2 new batteries and fitted it to my bike.

    Nothing at all... if I take the computer off the handlebars it literally has
    to be about 1" from the sensor before it starts to work.

    I have the sensor mounted right at the top of my forks and there's not much
    in the way, just the brace of the forks and my handlebars, but still it
    refuses to work.

    I'm thinking of buying a new one but don't know if it's an easy job to get
    this one working? What can I check apart from the obvious, magnet is <5mm
    from sensor, sensor at top of forks...

    Thanks

    Daz Can't say all mine are wired. But give it a try buy new, you can allways return it with the sales slip.

  3. "Daz" <daz@home> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi,

    I've had problems with my Cateye cordless 7 computer since I bought it,
    speed would show 3mph and then 12mph when the bike was moving at a


    constant

    Quoted message said:

    speed.

    I took it off and haven't used it for a while but then decided to give it
    another go. Bought 2 new batteries and fitted it to my bike.

    Nothing at all... if I take the computer off the handlebars it literally


    has

    Quoted message said:

    to be about 1" from the sensor before it starts to work.

    I have the sensor mounted right at the top of my forks and there's not


    much

    Quoted message said:

    in the way, just the brace of the forks and my handlebars, but still it
    refuses to work.

    I'm thinking of buying a new one but don't know if it's an easy job to get
    this one working? What can I check apart from the obvious, magnet is <5mm
    from sensor, sensor at top of forks...

    Thanks

    Daz

    " have the sensor mounted right at the top of my forks"

    Does this make the sensor too far from the spoke magnet?
    If so this may be your issue.

    --
    - Zilla
    Cary, NC USA
    (Remove XSPAM)

  4. saved up and buy a garmin gps for bikes. so much better an informitive.

  5. Daz said:

    Hi,

    I've had problems with my Cateye cordless 7 computer since I bought it,
    speed would show 3mph and then 12mph when the bike was moving at a constant
    speed.

    Yep that model is [censored], I sold mine on ebay. The original cateye cordless
    1 was fine, but all later models were junk.

    Either lidl or aldi had a wirless one in the other week, they should still
    have some in store, they tend to be much better than the branded stuff.

    Steve

  6. "Steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Yep that model is [censored], I sold mine on ebay. The original cateye cordless
    1 was fine, but all later models were junk.

    I still have a Cateye Cordless 1 that I am using on my road bike. Its going
    on 6 or 7 yrs with no problems.

    - CA-G

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