I've just got me some SRM pro cranks, and the harness for the wheel sensor/magnet is only long enough to reach the front wheel, which rules out turbo use due to static front wheel.
Is there a longer cable available that will mount on the rear wheel, or a way round this problem?
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SRM r/wheel sensor cable
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AndROOb said:
I've just got me some SRM pro cranks, and the harness for the wheel sensor/magnet is only long enough to reach the front wheel, which rules out turbo use due to static front wheel.
Is there a longer cable available that will mount on the rear wheel, or a way round this problem?
yes there is a rear-mount cable avaiilable from SRM ...rmur
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AndROOb said:
I've just got me some SRM pro cranks, and the harness for the wheel sensor/magnet is only long enough to reach the front wheel, which rules out turbo use due to static front wheel.
You can use your current setup on your trainer - you won't have data for speed, but that's not important since you'll know your power.
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acoggan said:
You can use your current setup on your trainer - you won't have data for speed, but that's not important since you'll know your power.
Thanks Andy.
I've just been reading an article that you did regarding SRM callibration; I didn't realise you could have so much fun with a pair of cranks before you even get to pedal them!😕
I am buying some weights from Bob Tobin to save myself what seems like an almost pointless exercise of sending the cranks back to SRM for callibration.
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