Ive just replaced my old wheels with some that have flat spokes. When I went to put the computer
sensor magnet on the spoke it wouldnt fit because the spoke is too wide. Does anyone know where I
can get a new magnet that will fit flat spokes?
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Ive just replaced my old wheels with some that have flat spokes. When I went to put the computer
sensor magnet on the spoke it wouldnt fit because the spoke is too wide. Does anyone know where I
can get a new magnet that will fit flat spokes?Cateye or Mavic have a Magnet that will work. Try your LBS.
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GABIKE said:
Ive just replaced my old wheels with some that have flat spokes. When I went to put the computer
sensor magnet on the spoke it wouldnt fit because the spoke is too wide. Does anyone know where I
can get a new magnet that will fit flat spokes?If you don't mind moving your sensor, then just stick the magnet at the round end of the spoke
(either extreme -- close to hub or rim).Bill "or buy a special magnet (or drill out your current one)" S.
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Ive just replaced my old wheels with some that have flat spokes. When I
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too wide. Does anyone know where I can get a new magnet that will fit flat spokes?
Well, there's no magic to these magnets. On one bike, I have a small round magnet (from an old
plastic thing that used to hang on the front of the refrigerator). This is attached with Goop (a
thick glue, sort of like airplane glue) and thin strapping tape. It actually works better than the
original one, although it might be a couple of grams heavier.
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