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Post by katekosar on Dec 19, 2007 12:39:32 GMT -5
Hi  I changed from a 700 to a 650 wheel and now the rpms on the CT screen are way too high. Is it easy to make the adjustment? Thanks for the help. Tho I like the high rpms, I gotta earn em ... Kate |
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Post by m gorris on Dec 20, 2007 13:21:09 GMT -5
Kate
RPM is actually your cadence so this # is independent of wheel size. Perhaps you moved the sensor on your chain stay or the magnet on the crank arm. Either way, the sensor and magnet should have a maximum clearance of 1/8" - 3/16"
Hope this helps
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Post by kate kosar on Dec 23, 2007 8:29:38 GMT -5
RPM is actually your cadence so this # is independent of wheel size. Perhaps you moved the sensor on your chain stay or the magnet on the crank arm.
Well, duh on me. When I set up the new bike on the CT, I put the sensor on the chain stay and the magnet on the rear wheel. No wonder that rubber-bandy magnet holder was too big for the spoke! (repeat duh) Lemme change it around & stick the rubber bandy thing on the crank arm ... betcha the rpm's'll drop down to my normal *mash-mode.* Thanx a lot.
Kate
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I changed from a 700 to a 650 wheel and now the rpms on the CT screen are way too high. Is it easy to make the adjustment? Thanks for the help. Tho I like the high rpms, I gotta earn em ...