That was my 1st thought but it's near enough the same length as the cadence wire so just not quite long enough.shooter560 said:Not having any real idea what I'm talking about but I've just looked at these computers and noted that Elmar said there is 3' of cable for the speed pickup, isn't this long enough to be used on the rear wheel and also wouldn't a rear stay be more suited for attaching the sensor without worries of odd shaped forks?
Shooter560, 3' was probably a slight over exaggeration !!shooter560 said:Not having any real idea what I'm talking about but I've just looked at these computers and noted that Elmar said there is 3' of cable for the speed pickup, isn't this long enough to be used on the rear wheel and also wouldn't a rear stay be more suited for attaching the sensor without worries of odd shaped forks?
The easiest way to deal with odd shaped forks is to wind the wire round the brake cable. The problem with wireless comps is that they suffer from interference from micro wave sources such as motion sensors on traffic lights, and can also interfere with some heart rate monitors.shooter560 said:Not having any real idea what I'm talking about but I've just looked at these computers and noted that Elmar said there is 3' of cable for the speed pickup, isn't this long enough to be used on the rear wheel and also wouldn't a rear stay be more suited for attaching the sensor without worries of odd shaped forks?