Cordless cateye ?

Tumbleweed said:

How easy is it to add and then remove the sensor/transmitter without
damage? Thinking about using one as a one-off on a borrowed bike and
would then want to fit it to another.

It attaches with cable ties and double-sided sticky pads (at least, mine
did). So you'd need replacements for these items.

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Tumbleweed said:

How easy is it to add and then remove the sensor/transmitter without
damage? Thinking about using one as a one-off on a borrowed bike and
would then want to fit it to another.

It attaches with cable ties and double-sided sticky pads (at least, mine
did). So you'd need replacements for these items.

Ta.

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Simonb said:

Tumbleweed said:

How easy is it to add and then remove the sensor/transmitter without
damage? Thinking about using one as a one-off on a borrowed bike and
would then want to fit it to another.

It attaches with cable ties and double-sided sticky pads (at least, mine
did). So you'd need replacements for these items.

My Cateye cordless (cordless 2) attaches with one of those cable ties
but also has a screw so would be a piece of [censored] to put on a different
bike.

David Waters said:

Simonb said:

Tumbleweed said:

How easy is it to add and then remove the sensor/transmitter without
damage? Thinking about using one as a one-off on a borrowed bike and
would then want to fit it to another.

It attaches with cable ties and double-sided sticky pads (at least,
mine did). So you'd need replacements for these items.

My Cateye cordless (cordless 2) attaches with one of those cable ties
but also has a screw so would be a piece of [censored] to put on a different
bike.

Mine's a cordless 7.