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  1. I think I read it on this forum about someone getting one of these. Anyway, I got one as well and I'm a bit confused as to how to set up the cadence kit. I cant find any diagrams etc. on the Sigma site.

    Also does it matter where i put the magnet ie top of the spoke or halfway down?

    Can anyone explain or take some photos to show me how.

    Thanks.

  2. I got one from bikepro.com.

    The small black plastic shape that looks like a toblerone, goes on the
    crank. The other black sensor goes near the first one, on the rear triangle
    of the bike. That plugs into the top of the computer, at the front. I'm not
    sure if there is any way (+ or -, wires?? I don't know..), i just plugged it
    in. If its working, you can hear a slight click sound as the crank sensor
    goes past the sensor on the rear triangle. (magnet maybe??)

    The only problem, is that the sensor on the crank slips, i might try a
    lackey band. I'm hoping if it get hit, it should roll around and not break
    off, i was going to Araldite it on, but i don't know..

    Paul

    B.T. said:

    I think I read it on this forum about someone getting one of these.
    Anyway, I got one as well and I'm a bit confused as to how to set up
    the cadence kit. I cant find any diagrams etc. on the Sigma site.

    Also does it matter where i put the magnet ie top of the spoke or
    halfway down?

    Can anyone explain or take some photos to show me how.

    Thanks.

  3. Quoted message said:
    B.T. said:

    I think I read it on this forum about someone getting one of these.
    Anyway, I got one as well and I'm a bit confused as to how to set up
    the cadence kit. I cant find any diagrams etc. on the Sigma site.

    The kit doesn't have any instructions, but its simple enough.
    Magnet goes on crank. Use the left crank to avoid the chain.
    The sensor attaches to the stay using the rubber ring, the same way the
    front one was attached.

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    Also does it matter where i put the magnet ie top of the spoke or
    halfway down?

    No. Use whatever position is needed to get the right distance from the
    forks and sensor.

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    Can anyone explain or take some photos to show me how.

    That enough?

    paul said:

    I got one from bikepro.com.

    hey, watchit topposter :-) (The only thing worse is drs, right?)

    Quoted message said:

    The small black plastic shape that looks like a toblerone, goes on the

    That'd be the magnet.

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    crank. The other black sensor goes near the first one, on the rear triangle

    You had me confused there. The first sensor is on the fork. This second
    one, for cadence, is on the bottom stay.

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    of the bike. That plugs into the top of the computer, at the front. I'm not
    sure if there is any way (+ or -, wires?? I don't know..),

    No polarity, its just a switch.

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    The only problem, is that the sensor on the crank slips, i might try a

    The magnet? There should be a double-sided adhesive pad to stop it
    slipping, and a cable tie to hold it on.

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    Thanks.

  4. paul said:


    The only problem, is that the sensor on the crank slips, i might try a
    lackey band. I'm hoping if it get hit, it should roll around and not break
    off, i was going to Araldite it on, but i don't know..

    Paul


    Try PVA (woodglue / craft glue). Just a little blob - shouldn't bond permanently - comes off with a sharp fingernail.

  5. Mike said:
    Quoted message said:

    I got one from bikepro.com.

    hey, watchit topposter :-) (The only thing worse is drs, right?)

    haha

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    The magnet? There should be a double-sided adhesive pad to stop it
    slipping, and a cable tie to hold it on.

    argh.. So thats what its for.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
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    Thanks.

  6. Thanks for the advice i'll try it out.

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