Does the cadence/speed sensor tell you what your watts are? Or is another add on needed for that?
229317
No the cadence/speed sensor does not provide power (watt) data. You will need an ant+ compatible power meter.
229318
the 810 can read the results from a power meter which is different than the cadence sensor--power meters can be pretty pricey--and don't come with the 810 package!
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.
2102735
No - it is a speed and temp sensor only. Your head unit will have a socket for this AND the imaging sensor. If you have Gps no need for this speed accessory.
743179
It's universal. You don't use any of the existing wires on ur bike. The Rpms u need to install yourself it's simple. Power goes to the battery. The speedometer it comes with the kit. It's very easy to install.
2233859
I only hooked up directional, headlight, rpm, speed sensor and neutral. Did not see fuel gauge on LCD so it does not show on mine.
268365
It doesn't measure wattage. I use a combination of rpms and resistance to measure progress. Not convenient if you're used to wattage. Resistance is computer controlled and is magnetic which means it's quiet and efficient. I like it a lot so far.
107702
Todd, the cadence sensor will work with any drivetrain as it is not specific to any. There is simply a magnet that goes on the crank arm and a sensor on the chain stay of the bicycle to monitor the speed and revolutions. With the newer sensor style, there is an accelerometer based sensor that straps to the crank arm and functions in the same manner. Regardless, drivetrain style and model won't matter.
64799
the speed should show in the gps window . dont know if they make a transducer with speed
880823
you must purchase a separate speed sensor,then it will show speed,not included in package
1071916
No, but if you search for other SenDec inductive power meters, you will find several that do hrs. or RPM.
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!
164519
Yes as does the light on the cadence sensor. Just means you have the sensor lined up correctly.
1941462
I can´t certainly response to you question because I already installed... but I have two sensors.. one for speed and one for cadence.. speed is shorther than cadence.. don´t worry they will fit you bike, I have a Large frame and it fit correctly... I was worry about cadence sensor but it fit perfectly.. the other one.... you wouldn´t have any troubles...
656152
Hi, there are (3) sensors that come with the unit, one is a strap you attach to your chest for heart rate, one to your front fork for speed, and one on to your chain stay (near your crank) for cadence
1566996
I looked up the FR 920 XT and their speed/cadence device is visually a bit different than this one. You should contact Garmin directly to see if this cadence/speed sensor is compatible.
1988429
The Watts associated with the 4 speeds are: 56,45, 36, &29. It is 60 HZ and 120V.It comes with a 5 yr. limited warranty regardless of where you are. Their warranty service number is 800-234-0604
1153174
No. I recommend you get the RFLKT plus. It is small, attached to your bike and will sync your speed/cadence, HR, Power and any other sensors you have through ANT+ or Bluetooth.