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RRP 36.99
33.99
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(10+)
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- Trustpilot rating 4.7/5
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Email Customer ServicePros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- Easy assembly.
- Features ANT+ and Bluetooth.
- Can also be connected to other brands of bicycle computers and, for example, your smartphone.
- No spoke magnet needed to measure your speed.
Specifications
Specifications
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Garmin |
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Description
Description
The Garmin Bike Speed Sensor 2 is easy to mount and connect via ANT+ or Bluetooth Smart to your Garmin bike computer or smartphone. With this sensor you can see a more accurate speed than when you are only cycling on the basis of GPS. The sensors measure the speed of rotation, so you don't need a magnet.
With ANT+ connectivity you can pair the sensors with any other ANT+ protocol device, so mixing devices from other manufacturers in no problem. Lots of bike computers and compatible sensors faeture ANT+ wireless technology, allowing them to easily exchange data. This means that you can have all your data in one place.
Bluetooth
Bluetooth technology makes pairing with most smartphones a breeze, so you can upload all your training data to your favourite fitness app, e.g. Strava, Runkeeper, Endomondo or Wahoo Fitness.
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Technology
ANT+With ANT+ connectivity you can pair the sensors with any other ANT+ protocol device, so mixing devices from other manufacturers in no problem. Lots of bike computers and compatible sensors faeture ANT+ wireless technology, allowing them to easily exchange data. This means that you can have all your data in one place.
Bluetooth
Bluetooth technology makes pairing with most smartphones a breeze, so you can upload all your training data to your favourite fitness app, e.g. Strava, Runkeeper, Endomondo or Wahoo Fitness.
Reviews
Reviews
Most recent reviews
4 / 5
Great stuff
- Mw 28 March 2024
Quick to use, Bought as a 2nd sensor so I don't have to keep switching with my other bike
Pros & Cons
Easy to pair
Long battery life
Quick to install
Not convenient On tapered shaft
Automatic translation
5 / 5
Effective and stable.
- Gabriel 28 March 2024
Product is as intended and expected
Pros & Cons
compatible
good price/quality ratio
inconspicuous (in case of theft)
Automatic translation
5 / 5
Great device
- Wim 1 February 2024
I use it mainly indoors is easy to combine with the Garmin Edge
Pros & Cons
Easy
Simple
Works immediately
No
No Dutch user manual
Automatic translation
5 / 5
Simple and top
- Ron de Bruijn 6 September 2023
Wanted assurance of my speed on the bike, this purchase means I now have it. Easy to pkate and link with my garmin computer
Pros & Cons
Very easy to install
No
Automatic translation
4 / 5
works as expected
- Peter 13 December 2022
Wasn't clear if you could use the battery right away
Pros & Cons
easy installation
Automatic translation
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Garmin Bike Speed Sensor 2
Description
The Garmin Bike Speed Sensor 2 is easy to mount and connect via ANT+ or Bluetooth Smart to your Garmin bike computer or smartphone. With this sensor you can see a more accurate speed than when you are only cycling on the basis of GPS. The sensors measure the speed of rotation, so you don't need a magnet.Technology
ANT+With ANT+ connectivity you can pair the sensors with any other ANT+ protocol device, so mixing devices from other manufacturers in no problem. Lots of bike computers and compatible sensors faeture ANT+ wireless technology, allowing them to easily exchange data. This means that you can have all your data in one place.
Bluetooth
Bluetooth technology makes pairing with most smartphones a breeze, so you can upload all your training data to your favourite fitness app, e.g. Strava, Runkeeper, Endomondo or Wahoo Fitness.