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Nice write up Ray, I actually recently invested in the Garmin speed/cadence sensor for my 305. I was getting front lower knee pain after longer rides. I realized I was trying to grind to hard by selecting lower gears and slower cadence. Since installing the Garmin sensor I am now keeping my cadence at around 80rpm and the knee pain has completely gone on the longer rides. I need to get used to the higher leg speed but that will come with time.

I want to buy the 305 and use it for all 3 tri disciplines. Do I need a speed sensor for training outdoors or will the GPS surfice for getting bike ride info or should I spend the extra cash and get one?

I am just returning a defective Garmin 910XT, after over a dozen Garmin products I have had it with their quality control. I have Garmin GSC 10 sensors on my bikes and a couple of Garmin heart rate straps and a Garmin ANT + usb stick. I am looking at the Suunto Ambit watch as a replacement. Do you know if it is compatible with the Garmin GSC 10 cadence sensor and garmin Heart rate belts and Garmin ANT + usb stick ? Btw thank you for your excelent reviws and web site.

Hi Ray

I am a paraplegic and have just started handcycling. I am keen on getting cadence info and speed and am thinking of getting the Garmin Edge 500 and the Wahoo speed/cadence sensor. This would have to be cut and extended as the cable is too short to reach the hand cranks. Any advice would be appreciated.

I just purchased a Garmin Edge 500 to replace a 305. I ride a recumbent trike so I started to modify the Garmin Speed/Cadence sensor. I have soldered on to the two wires after removing the speed sensor, and am using a Cateye speed sensor attached to the two wires. Do you think this will work as well as the Wahoo Speed/Cadence sensor you show?

I have the Timex Global Trainer and just added the GSC 10. For some reason, it will only capture distance from the speed/cadence sensor when the GPS is on and the GSC 10 is paired. Is there a way for it to capture both the GPS map and the speed/cadence data?

My question is regarding the GSC 10 speed/cadence sensor and durability. I have read reviews that complain about the unit not being water proof / resistant. I would be putting this on a mountain bike and can guarantee that it would get wet from either creek crossings, rain or from washing the bike. Have you found this to be an issue?

Just a quick question, I have a power2max is there anyway of using the cadence from the p2m and the speed from the GSC-10 ? Only reason I ask is I have experienced a couple of drop outs in power readings and p2m reccomended me to use the power2max for cadence but also wanted accurate speed readings (indoor and out).

The other day I ordered the Suunto Cadence pod to go along with my Ambit. After having explored your site a bit, it looks like I could save money and get both speed/cadence from the same pod by ordering a different pod. Any reason (other than the hassle factor) not to send my cadence pod back to Amazon and get a Garmin or Motorola pod that does both for less $$?

Hi Ray! I have the 910XT and the Edge 800 on my TT bike. On my long distance races (iron and half-iron) the 800 will lose connection to the Garmin speed/cadence sensor, but will remain connected on the 910XT. I have to rescan on the 800 mid-race to get reconnected to the speed/cadence sensor. What do you think is happening here?

Rainmaker,

Your web site is fantastic and I use it more than the documentation that comes with the devices I am addicted to! I have just allowed myself a 910XT after a horrible Triathlon in Bretagne (36 degrees). My question is this:

I want to use the Garmin Cadence Sensor with my EDGE 500 and the 910 XT and the HRM. It seems that when I pair the Cadence Sensor with the 910XT that I loose the pairing with the Edge 500. I want to use both the EDGE to watch my stats while racing and obviously wear the watch for the whole race and keep all data. Do I really need 2 cadence sensors? I have wondered on some races why some guys have 2 and maybe it is for this reason? Apologies in advance if the answer is obvious.

Let me know if you are in Normandy and fancy a ride mate and thanks in advance for any reply.

Benn

Hi there; you seem to know a lot about the topics so here is one for you: I have a suunto 2s, the company and other distributer have run our of suunto cadence pods; which other cadence pods can work with suunto ambit 2s? Many thanks for your help.

I just purchased the Minoura LR760 and ready to get all the required accessories. I know I have to get the Minoura dongle to work with iPhone. My question, will the Garmin GSC-10 work with the dongle and the LiveTraining app? The Minoura site says LiveTraining works with any ANT+ sensors except Garmin and Digifit. But, if you continue reading down the LiveTraining page, it only calls out Digifit. I am thinking about the Garmin sensors so I am covered when I decide on a dedicated device (Edge).

Any idea why 2 people riding a Trainer Road wko using Ant+ cadence/speed would finish with the exact same distance covered on the Garmin at the finish despite one rider having 3 RPMs AND 78 watts averages more than the other rider for the entire wko? Thanks.

What I am curious how can I get the speed/cadence data to mapmyride app as they have sensor capability. I believe right now only Wahoo rflx+ capable doing so as the computer is ant+ and via Bluetooth 4.0 able to transmit to iPhone.

I have a Garmin Fenix 2 and was about to buy the garmin gsc speed/cadence sensor, but read lots of folks complaining about it being very non water resistant. That made me look into other options, and so far i guess the bontrager ant+ interchangable, and the wahoo ant+ cycling speed/cadence sensors are my other choices. Have any recomendations?

Is there a way to set the garmin computer (910xt) to ignore really high cadence? similarly to the way you can set it to ignore 0 cadence when calculating averages? The reason why is because when I go really fast downhill and Im coasting the sensor on the crank is right around the sensor on the bike, and slightly moving the crank up/down is making it think I have a cadence of 200+. I have tried coasting with the cranks on the opposite position, and I dont get those really high ridiculous cadence, but I dont feel as well balanced on the bike and cant go as fast downhill as I know I can. e24fc04721