So I just put new batteries in my Cateye micro wireless. This time however, I turned the sensor so it's in front of the fork, like the pros. Anybody do this?
Just one week til the TDF. I'm getting geeked. I don't know if Levi can win but I'm pulling for him.
So I just put new batteries in my Cateye micro wireless. This time however, I turned the sensor so it's in front of the fork, like the pros. Anybody do this?
Just one week til the TDF. I'm getting geeked. I don't know if Levi can win but I'm pulling for him.
Give it a try. My experience with my Trek wireless is that the sensor angle and pick-up angle are real touchy. My unit stopped working with only a sporatic reading and I bought new batteries. Same thing with the new battery. I rotated the sensor a tiny bit and everything started working again.
So I just put new batteries in my Cateye micro wireless. This time however, I turned the sensor so it's in front of the fork, like the pros. Anybody do this?
Just one week til the TDF. I'm getting geeked. I don't know if Levi can win but I'm pulling for him.
I have never owned a Cateye or Trek bur every computer that I have owned had the sensor mounted on the right side in front of the fork. I have never had any problems with them. To be honest, I can't remember ever seeing a sensor mounted behind the fork, but it may be that I just never noticed.
I have never owned a Cateye or Trek bur every computer that I have owned had the sensor mounted on the right side in front of the fork. I have never had any problems with them. To be honest, I can't remember ever seeing a sensor mounted behind the fork, but it may be that I just never noticed.
Yeah, it's weird but the directions to the Cateye say to mount it behind the fork. THen I noticed that all the pros had their sensors mounted in front. I just did a 35 mile ride with it mounted in the front and everything worked great. 😕