Is this the cadence sensor to use with the Garmin 810 cycling computer?
793893
I am fairly certain the GSC 10 will work with the 810. It should work with any ANT device that supports cadence.
2215533
No. For the cadence sensor you'll need to order the Sigma ROX 6.0 CAD. I looked for the cadence sensor before I purchased, and saw it was hard to locate. If you want cadence, order the CAD version.
1024177
I bought a compatible Ant+ cadence sensor that works fine. It doesn't have to be the same brand. Ant+ is a standard.
1782953
I thought so. The mph it's always displayed and the various modes are in smaller font. If your working on keeping a pace or working up to one, this gives you an accurate measure. If you don't need cadence there are cheaper models. For another 10 bucks this is a good feature and this is one of the cheapest computers with cadence. Add solid product too.
1854708
On the PLUS model ($299) you can, not on the base ($249) model. Check garmin.com for a great comparison of all their bike computers. The 810 is packed with features and has the touch screen. The touring also has the touch screen. I use ot for long bike trips on roads wher eI am unfamiliar, not around my town. Good luck and happy riding!
1509047
includes heart rate strap....but not cadence sensor. Computer includes cadence function but not receptor.
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!
538593
I also use mine with a Garmin Edge 500 plus the Garmin cadence/speed sensor. Works fine although I am sceptical of the power numbers. Some max values seem quite high.
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.
1113641
It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer Road's "Getting Started" page.
682849
Yes, it will. I use a Garmin Edge 500 as my only bike computer for all three of my bikes and it's paired with the GSC 10 on all three bikes. Works perfectly.
634570
No señor, this is NOT wireless. But all bike computers use wheel sensors (I believe).
1782955
it is a great computer, and does cadence very well. I've had mine all season, this year, and it has performed flawlessly! I would buy the same unit over again, if this one were stolen. I believe it is very accurate (you input your tires actual circumference, for best accuracy) I tested it with my garmin gps, the mph displayed, matched at any speed.
812151
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.
1113642
It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer Road's "Getting Started" page. It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer... » Read More It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer Road's "Getting Started" page. « Show Less
638669
It appears that it is compatible with the Speed/Cadence sensor. I found the information at https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/into-sports/discontinued/forerunner-50/prod10527.html please verify on there before you place any orders. Click on the "specs" tab and it'll state that it is compatible under the "features and benefits" section. Best of luck to you!
2070321
I would think so. I have the 910 and my husband has an Edge on his bike. The cadence monitors are identical. Both ANT.