I have a stationary recumbent bike with no access to a hub. Which device should I get?
1959383
This cadence sensor is designed to go on the crank arm, it will work great!
1959384
This model (Garmin part no. 010-12102-00) will measure cadence only. It attaches directly to the crank. Garmin also makes a speed and cadence sensor, that may end up wiring out for you (so you could calculate mph and distance). That model no. is GSC-10 and it will only work if your crank arm and flywheel overlap at some point. If they do, you may want to check that model out prior to settling for a cadence only sensor.
1959385
The cadence sensor goes on the (left) non-drive crank; the speed sensor needs to go on the hub. The cadence sensor comes as shown at left.
1959386
The sensor contains an accelerometer to count the revolutions, rather than a magnetic counter attached to the wheel, so you only need attach it to the crank arm.
1410074
So far Schwinn has been very good about getting back to me, but not so good in fixing the problem. I have replaced the control panel, nearly all the wires and the dc motor. It still doesn't work, but they are still working with me. If either of you have any luck, please let me know via this post.Thanks
2171608
Probably not. The little magnet attaches to spokes on a bike. Unless you have spokes and room for the send unit, you aren't going to get a signal. You might jimmy-rig something. The computer has directions to determine wheel size. Not a great deal of money involved so you don't have much too lose messing with it.
578968
This adapter does not restrict the movement of your freehub. It is merely a spacer kit that allows you to replace your gear cluster with a single gear of your choice. The description is a bit confusing, as this kit is for shimano freehub systems, and has nothing to do with fixed gear bikes.
169733
It depends. If you just have a bare hub you don't need anything, it just screws on. Otherwise you need the correct tool to remove the old freewheel or cog. Those tools vary depending on what is currently installed
2274246
No. I can not see anywhere that one could attach any type of connection. I'm sure there are some higher priced bicycle computers that can be hooked to a PC
2161657
Your stationary probably has a 1/2" spindle as opposed to the standard 9/16". Just go to a big box store and buy some cheap universal pedals for $10 (something like bell or Schwinn). They will come with a spindle adapter you can use.
908450
Well, seeing as your bike is threadless, if you wanted to do a real conversion, and have a full threadless setup, you'd need new forks, a new headset, and a stem. Those things get very expensive, very fast, and have little benefeit. So stick with one of these, just not this one. :)
925682
I purchased this a while ago, but I do NOT believe you can affix a disc to the hub.
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
1068277
The hub shouldn't need a driver, could it be something plugged into the Hub it's not recognizing?
169728
You shouldn't require any tools to install as it will self-tighten as you ride, just screw it on to the hub. I suppose you could use a chain-whip if it concerns you. You will, however, need a freewheel tool (probably ACS specific) to remove it.
804777
Not sure, but try this one: http://www.amazon.com/Accessory-SY-HUB50044-Multi-Function-3-5inch-5-25inch/dp/B008J4ARKM
1964330
I had the same question! I was attemptying to replace only the cable on mine, because that's all that was broken. But I was not able to find just the cable, or more specifically; the part of the cable that hooks into the wheel and spins with the cable to make it work! After years of looking. This one simply hooks between the front wheel fork, and the hub/spokes. Simple and easy. Good luck!
702388
You need a zWave hub of some sort. I started with a wink hub and changed to a SmartThings hub. Also note that this spotter does not detect motion like a PIR motion sensor. It detects when the device moved or is shaken.
1539578
I'm not the seller, sorry. I'd suggest looking up some installation guides because it can be a little tricky I had to buy a powered USB hub when I got mine.
822890
No but one can be purchased for it. Check out: Schwinn AC Sport Indoor Cycling Bike with Mpower Echelon Console ...