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Magnet for cadence sensor?

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  1. Greetings,
    I have a Polar S720i HRM with a cadence sensor. Last week I lost the magnet
    from riding which was tie-wrapped on my crank arm. I had to order a new
    one. Polar told me on the phone that any magnet will work if I didn't want
    to purchase a Polar magnet. For $3.50, I just went ahead and ordered it.
    Has anyone used a magnet which will fit in the threaded pedal hole for the
    Polar Cadence sensor?
    -tom

  2. "Tom Nakashima" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    Greetings,
    I have a Polar S720i HRM with a cadence sensor. Last week I lost
    the magnet from riding which was tie-wrapped on my crank arm. I
    had to order a new one. Polar told me on the phone that any
    magnet will work if I didn't want to purchase a Polar magnet. For
    $3.50, I just went ahead and ordered it. Has anyone used a magnet
    which will fit in the threaded pedal hole for the Polar Cadence
    sensor? -tom


    NO but I used one of these (the 1/2" long rod) on my Campy ProFit
    pedals...just epoxied in in.

    www.leevalley.com/hardware/page.aspx?c=1&p=42348&cat=3,42363

  3. Lots of rare earth magnets will fit into your crank hole with a bit of
    glue. As long as you don't try to use it for removing the pedals this
    works out fine, and the magnets are usually much better than the crappy
    Polar magnets.

  4. Some magnet materials out there are basically soft enough that you can
    cut-to fit.

  5. "Tom Nakashima" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Mike Latondresse" <mikelat@no_spam_shaw.ca> wrote in message
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    "Tom Nakashima" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    Greetings,
    I have a Polar S720i HRM with a cadence sensor. Last week I lost
    the magnet from riding which was tie-wrapped on my crank arm. I
    had to order a new one. Polar told me on the phone that any
    magnet will work if I didn't want to purchase a Polar magnet. For
    $3.50, I just went ahead and ordered it. Has anyone used a magnet
    which will fit in the threaded pedal hole for the Polar Cadence
    sensor? -tom


    NO but I used one of these (the 1/2" long rod) on my Campy ProFit
    pedals...just epoxied in in.

    www.leevalley.com/hardware/page.aspx?c=1&p=42348&cat=3,42363

    Thanks to all,
    I will pot a magnet in the pedal hole for my pickup to the polar sensor.
    -tom

    Do you guys chart your workouts?
    I find the charts pretty valuable when you can make comparisons in training
    or just general information on your daily ride. I feel since making charts
    my cycling has improved by cycling more efficiently. I am watching my diet
    and calories burned closely. I have a more effective cadence in the hills
    which lowers the HR. and I don't get as tired as often. The Polar S720i has
    been a great tool, probably my best investment since the purchase of the
    bike.
    -tom

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