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Cadence sensor for Spin Bike

navrig2navrig2 Posts: 1,774
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I am doing a few spin classes as part of a training regime. The bikes are straightforward spin bikes - mechanical and no electronics. I cannot guarantee getting the same bike every class.

I want to have some measure of effort and the only things I can measure are HR and cadence with them being picked up by my watch or my phone.

If I attach a cadence sensor to my PSD shoes will I record an accurate cadence?

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  • pblakeneypblakeney Posts: 22,920
    edited January 2022
    I put my Wahoo cadence sensor on my shoe. Wear a HR, move the head unit to the bike being used and that's all you need. Same type pedals on all bikes.
    The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
    I am not sure. You have no chance.
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    PB is the most sensible person on here.
  • navrig2navrig2 Posts: 1,774
    Cheers PB.
  • First.AspectFirst.Aspect Posts: 12,140
    Gamin do one as well that just straps around any crank. It is tiny.
  • navrig2navrig2 Posts: 1,774
    First.Aspect said:

    Gamin do one as well that just straps around any crank. It is tiny.

    I'd forget it and leave it attached!
  • First.AspectFirst.Aspect Posts: 12,140
    navrig2 said:

    First.Aspect said:

    Gamin do one as well that just straps around any crank. It is tiny.

    I'd forget it and leave it attached!
    Fair point. I lost mine in my office desk for about 2 years...
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