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Cat eye 7 problem

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  1. I just bought a new bike that has a more aerodynamic set of forks, not the
    round type of forks that I had on my old bike. I have a Cat eye 7 that has a
    transmitter base that is a half moon. It won't stay in place on my new bike,
    it shifts around and I lose the 5 mm clearance needed to read the magnet.
    Does Cat eye make a different transmitter base? I've tried writing them, but
    to no avail (why have a customer service address if you won't answer
    questions?- another thread). I can carve out a piece of rubber to mold to
    the fork, but that seems chintzy. Any suggestions? Thanks

    Dale

  2. Dale said:

    I just bought a new bike that has a more aerodynamic set of forks, not the
    round type of forks that I had on my old bike. I have a Cat eye 7 that has a
    transmitter base that is a half moon. It won't stay in place on my new bike,
    it shifts around and I lose the 5 mm clearance needed to read the magnet.
    Does Cat eye make a different transmitter base? I've tried writing them, but
    to no avail (why have a customer service address if you won't answer
    questions?- another thread). I can carve out a piece of rubber to mold to
    the fork, but that seems chintzy. Any suggestions? Thanks

    Dale

    Rubber, styrofoam, built-up layers of duct tape. I use either black or
    green and black camo duct tape best because you can fine-adjust the width
    of a layer of tape (about .5mm). Cheesy? Once it's covered in a fine layer
    of dirt, nobody notices. ;-)

    jj

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