Can anyone tell me if it works with the speed sensor installed in the rear wheel?
1556039
After reading the previous answer I feel like I have to add that I love it! I broke my first one and bought a second! I find it easy to use. The info downloads easily to my computer and I can easily look at my rides and can compare similar rides. I have 2 bikes and each has the bases and other equipment in place. I simply put the head unit on turn it on and take off for a ride. I recently bought a mountain bike and I am looking to get a rox 9.1 or a 10 for it as well. Would I recommend this to friend: you bet I would!
1556040
A friend of mine has a 2209 STS and the speedo works fine on the rear wheel.
1556041
I put a speed sensor on the back wheel last winter for time on the trainer. It worked well! I have not tried it on the road so I can not speak to that. The heart monitor would read 0 on occasion if I sat up straight for too long.
1556042
Its clearly intended for front-wheel installation and states the transmitter distance is only good for the shorter range. That said, I have three bikes with rear wheel sensors working without problems.
1556043
Here is the phone # for their support 630 761 1106. I would not buy this product again. It is easy to install on the bike. But, to us the unit is a nightmare. I have owned it for over 3 months and hate messing with it because it so hard to navigate. I have called the help line but there is only one person and it very hard to get a hold of him. I have given up trying to down load the information to the computer because it is so difficult. I can sell you a used unit if your interested. davidsass@verizon.net
1556044
Unfortunately, I can't. However, I'd say it'd work perfectly well as you set it properly.
1460090
These that I bought are for the front wheels and do come with the sensor.If you can I would recommend buying the more expensive bearings with Tempkin bearing for more reliable service. Search automotive section for compatibility for your car up where it says all,go to automotive and input your car.
2104793
Yes, speed and cadence is one unit that reads from rear wheel. HR sensor that straps around your body is also included.
465057
I don't know where that line in the Product Description came from. If your bike is on the fitment chart, basically '04 and up H-D Bagger, it uses the factory sensors on your bike. There is nothing mentioned about "Speed sensor sold seperately" on Dakota's website:http://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=706/category_id=-1/home_id=-1/mode=prod/prd706.htm
1377664
It sure does. Separate sensor on the crank shaft and frame opposite it for cadence. I have my main speed, distance, time etc. attached to the back wheel so that I can use it on a stationary device
638398
Yes. It is actually supposed to be on the rear wheel and chainstay, since the same transmitter is used for both wheel speed and cadence.
1013286
yes it is..make sure you select Cadence sensor only OR you can use both Cadence and Speed sensor. works well.
1160198
Yes it will. I just did mine. The wires in the hub get weathered and damaged and it causes the sensors to go out. Changing it fixes the problem, although my traction still sometimes activates (I have to check that), it solves the traction and ABS problem.
1713071
The sensors aren't paired to the computer or the bike. You have to chose "Bike2" on the computer. When you do this it uses a different wheel diameter for distance and speed. I'm not sure if it will even track a different odometer for each bike. I don't think it will.
1899769
Neither. It is a unit consisting of its own speed sensing system. It utilizes magnates you place into the hex head holes holding the brake rotor on and as those magnants pass a sensor it detects speed. This is for a motorcycle so we are talking about the front brake rotor on a motorcycle wheel. Hope that helps.
1264759
I bought mine because the old one went bad, my cart mechanic diagnosed the problem. I read somewhere in my research that you need a special magnent to go with a "high speed" sensor. This alone will not give you more speed or power. Google your question, you should be able to find the same answer I did. Good luck! PS EASY to install and I'm a girl!
364455
I purchased this back in July so my recollection is not absolutely clear. having said that, I do remember that the right rear wheel was/is the drive wheel. I think the the left rear wheel freewheels. Could check it out tomorrow when I will have an opportunity look at the unit again. Let me know.
1644980
Sorry I haven't yet installed mine. However from what I can tell, it requires digital speedometer and tachometer wiring. It will not work with mechanical equipment.
263616
The principle of this gadget works on a magnetic sensor, the magnet is attached to the spooks of a wheel and the sensor which is wired to the reader is attached to the fork of the frame. As long as the magnet comes within 5mm from the sensor it will read as one turn of the wheel. So it does not matter whether you fix it in front or back of the back. One point to note, you need to punch in the code which is based on some calculation on the size and thickness of the wheel before it can give accurate reading. This code is not given in the package. I saw it from some kind hearted soul who contributed it on one of these feedbacks. Hope this help.
2168340
it has to be the same number that is on the car now to work.I think most G.M. cars use a completely different system that has a band that wraps around the wheel to secure the sensor.
638670
Yes. Any ANT+ combined Speed/cadence sensor should work. This is a good choice. The wahoo (with cable between speed and cadence sensor) might be a better option if your rear wheel does not overlap with pedal arm (f.ex. fullsuspension bike)
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According to this link, same pn, it does, and the one I received had the sensor. http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=1119273