"Automatic sensor recognition so you can track all your rides no matter which bike you choose" What do I need for the setup on another bike?
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From the manual: "Two speed sensor IDs can be registered to one computer, which can automatically identify two speed sensors once their IDs are registered in advance." So if you want to use the same computer on two different bikes, you'd need this: 1603580 CatEye Digital Computer 2nd Bike Kit (pretty much the same package as the 410 but without the computer itself).
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Basically, all you need are small plastic ties to strap the sensors to your bike.
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From the manual: "Two speed sensor IDs can be registered to one computer, which can automatically identify two speed sensors once their IDs are registered in advance." So if you want to use the same computer on two different bikes, you'd need this: http://www.amazon.com/CatEye-Digital-Computer-Parts-Kit/dp/B00DMF977C/ (pretty much the same package as the 410 but without the computer itself).
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Without knowing more about the stationary bike, it is difficult, but there are multiple issues that would make it challenging. First, the rotation of the flywheel doesn't correspond to linear distance like a bike wheel would. Second (and third) would be mounting. The sensor need to be mounted very close to the pedal part of the crank arm to take advantage of the cadence monitoring. From there it needs to be close enough to the magnet mounted on the flywheel so it can count wheel rotations (which calculates speed and distance). Third is mounting the magnet on the flywheel. It is usually mounted on a spoke. Most flywheels don't have spokes, and are usually solid. If you are successful, please post. Without knowing more about the stationary bike, it is difficult, but there are multiple issues that would make it challenging. First, the rotation of the flywheel doesn't correspond to linear distance like a bike wheel would. Second (and third) would be mounting. The sensor need to be mounted very close to the pedal part of the crank arm to take advantage of the cadence monitoring. From there it needs to be close enough to the magnet mounted on the flywheel so it can count wheel rotations (which calculates speed and distance). Third is mounting the magnet on the flywheel. It is usually... » Read More Without knowing more about the stationary bike, it is difficult, but there are multiple issues that would make it challenging. First, the rotation of the flywheel doesn't correspond to linear distance like a bike wheel would. Second (and third) would be mounting. The sensor need to be mounted very close to the pedal part of the crank arm to take advantage of the cadence monitoring. From there it needs to be close enough to the magnet mounted on the flywheel so it can count wheel rotations (which calculates speed and distance). Third is mounting the magnet on the flywheel. It is usually mounted on a spoke. Most flywheels don't have spokes, and are usually solid. If you are successful, please post. « Show Less
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Hi, best thing to do is Email trail tech they will tell you which version you need. The items that vary are the sensors so make sure you get the right one. THey are really quick at replying. CHeers
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i use it when i ride my bike. but like Sean Palmeter answered, it will not track your info right it helps but not accurate. i would reccomend going on polarusa.com and look at the products for cycling. i hope i helped you.
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i got alittle more information for you. the current application guide from schrader international only goes to october of 2014, if you were able to talk to a representative directly that is alot better, if he says it will work, then give it a shot, but remember that you will have to program/clone these sensors to make them work.
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The previous answer is correct, although I believe it does keep separate odometer tallies for each bike.
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If you're purchasing this to use on a second bike, you might be better off getting the kit instead (which includes this sensor, magnets, and computer bracket): 1603580 CatEye Digital Computer 2nd Bike Kit . It's also cheaper to boot, at least as of right now.
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Just went down to check my bike to refresh my memory. There is 1 sensor unit you install on your bike. It houses 2 sensors inside (1 for the magnet you put on your pedal for cadence, and 1 for the magnet you put on your back tire for speed). Then of course there is the heart rate band you put around your chest.Please let me know if you have any further questions.Thanks!
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It should work fine with that the sensor wires have clamps that go around the wire you want to monitor. Mine works great!
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Of course you can, the info is not stored in the speed and cadence sensor it's stored in the app you use. Each of you have separate smartphones. So each of use the same the same sensor.
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I took mine to a bike shop. They had to put in the code from the sensor into the computer. Much more complicated than I thought.
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Just went down to check my bike to refresh my memory. There is 1 sensor unit you install on your bike. It houses 2 sensors inside (1 for the magnet you put on your pedal for cadence, and 1 for the magnet you put on your back tire for speed). Then of course there is the heart rate band you put around your chest. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks!
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Should work fine. It reads the front wheel rotation. This is the 3rd bike and speedometer my wife had. She likes, because easy to read and use.
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I didn't have to buy a separate speed sensor. My gauges fit as is. The only thing that I had to add separately was the oil temp sending unit because that didn't come stock on the bike, but it came with the gauges.
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I have never used it for bicycling, only running, but it should be able to compute speed and distance travelled regardless of whether you are running or on a bike.
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It most certainly is if you purchase the 'bundle'. One sensor for both speed and cadence. Make sure you 'pair' them on your computer. I went to the Garmin site and downloaded their manual which has all the information for installing and calibrating the sensor and computer. Graeme
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if you use this model you will need to instal the sensor + the magnet, i would recomend you to use the new garmin sensor http://www.amazon.com/Garmin-010-12102-00-Bike-Cadence-Sensor/dp/B00JLMRXCQ/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1404416677&sr=8-4&keywords=cadence+sensor+garmin cause it doesnt need the magnet (its a gyroscope)