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Wahoo RPM

Sensor connects quickly and works as expected

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Quickly linked to wahoo, is small and weighs almost nothing, top!

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Already owned the speed sensor, now also the cadence sensor, work fine with my Polar V650.... and. big advantage, the batteries can be replaced.

I mount with adhesive velcro so I can move between my bikes. Tried putting it inside the sock shaft, but that didn't work. I wonder how it works mounted on the shoe, it does not rotate around there either in the same way as on a crank arm. It comes with an attachment for shoes that I have not tried, it becomes clumsy and is intended for Velcro buckle, not so good for boa string. It is easily connected to my Garmin Forerunner 45... Perfect.

Mounted without any problems (via the strips/straps). Connected to my Garmin quickly and without problems.

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Perfect

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Not much to say, it tracks cadence very well, although I have nothing to compare it to, other than my own experience. Takes a few seconds to start the counting since it's automated.

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Everything better than my expectation, only that delay stands out, therefore 4 stars

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Have had these for years, after battery replaced whole device but replaced.... too big fingers and clunky I think

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Easy and quick to attach, in my case to the shoe, and paired smoothly with Zwift. Indicates cadence accurately.

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Adequately responsive tool. Easy attachment and installation on bike computer.

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Was connected to my wahoo elemnt bolt almost instantly, although I had read that it takes ffft, but with me super smooth. Another handy feature is that you can choose where to place the cadence sensor. So you can use it for your mtb or road bike.

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