will this work with the wireless garmin bike speed and cadence sensor?
639195
Yes. Anything ANT+ compatible will pair with this device. I have a GSC-10 speed+cadence sensor and a Garmin HR strap and a Powertap hub that all pair with this Suunto thumbs tick for use with TrainerRoad.
639196
Uh, not entirely sure, but it works with my Forerunner 305 perfectly so I'd think so.
2071463
I never had a GSC 10 but have been very happy with the new wireless cadence sensor - I have one on each of my bikes. Super easy, fast installation and accurate readings to my Garmin 800.
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...
177323
Yes. I also use the Wahoo speed/cadence sensor (and Motorola Bluetooth headphones) without any problems.
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.
1043017
Yes! The package includes the speed/cadence sensors along with zip ties to attach them to your bike. You'll have to go to Wahoo website and watch the video on how to properly install them, but its pretty easy to install.
2026782
It works great with the Garmin that I have. Mine is a few years old, but I'm assuming they haven't changed there cord port shape so it should work for yours too
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.
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.
247564
Absolutely, I have mine hooked up to my heart rate monitor and speed/cadence sensors. Works flawlessly.
706403
You need to buy a Wahoo bluetooth speed/cadence sensor or individual bluetooth speed and cadence sensors.
1185873
It should without any problems. If it's a speedometer, why bother? Just go with satelites. No fuss no muss from bike to bike.
796633
With latest firmware there is now a Cycling Mode and it works with speed/cadence sensors.
576397
I don know if it will work. I use it with the assesories (hart rate monitor and speed /cadence) from an Edge 500.
2096329
Absolutely. It basically reads two magnets. One attached to a spoke for speed based on the circumference of your wheel. The second one attachs to the crank arm and measures cadence as each time the crank arm magnet passes the cadence sensor. The bike's gearing speeds have nothing to do with it. The 10 is simply Garmin ' model number.
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It does now -- there was a firmware update that gives it "bike" mode last year and you can pair it to bike sensors. Doesn't work as well as a true bike computer like the edge, but does have the basics.
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Speed is through GPS and cadence is independent of type of drive--- so I don't know why it wouldn't!