Sigma BC 1609 Computer with cadence

[Catrin]

Oakleaf, this is a great idea and I will try it! Considering I fell on THAT side of the bike it is more than likely just an adjustment problem. Just because it looks fine... I would have eventually thought of this

On another note, I also cracked my mirror when I tipped over, and was able to switch mirrors with my LHT I am not riding it right now so I can wait a bit before replacing it, but am quite proud of myself for being able to do such a simple thing. I've never been good with tools - probably just listened to others too much when they told me I wasn't good with them...

[nscrbug]

I had a Sigma computer that was 1 step up from the BC 1609 (mine had HRM). I did find that occasionally, the cadence signal was finicky. Usually, just fiddling around with the position of the sensor did the trick for me. My chainstay that it was positioned on, is sort of an odd shape...so the sensor didn't sit very well on it which is why I assume I would frequently lose the signal.

Now that I'm using a Garmin Edge 500, I haven't had the need to fiddle with the sensor ever since I installed it...as the Garmin sensor fits a bit more securely on my chainstay.

[Catrin]

I worked it out! Apparently I was confused as to which sensor was which. Thankfully my two-bike wall rack holds my Gunnar high enough so the sensors are at my eye level and finally figured out which was which. It doesn't make a sound when things are aligned properly, but there is a little green light on both sensors when all is aligned and working properly.

So that is two things I've managed to fix myself this week with a little TE advice - no transporting bikes to LBS needed. YES I love my LBS, but would like to reserve their time to things I can't do myself