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Re: Cycle Computers

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snowster Posts: 490

January 2014 edited January 2014 in MTB general

Cycle computer's which side should the wireless sensor be fitted?

https://www.strava.com/athletes/755040

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cooldad Posts: 32,599

January 2014

Does it make any difference?

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snowster Posts: 490

January 2014

That's what I was trying to find out....

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buddy_club Posts: 935

January 2014

Makes no difference, make sure the sensor is in range of the display if it is wireless though.

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YellaBelly Posts: 130

January 2014

I'd fit it on the opposite side to the brake rotor. No point having the rotor between magnet and sensor.

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