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Question: Does this allow you to have multiple users and track them separately? My husband and I use the same stationary setup in the winter.
Document: The setup was quick and easy i had it running on my bike in less than five minutes! It works exactly as advertised, I use the pro bicycling app to track my workouts!
Didn't want to bother with the enclosed zip ties, because I didnt' want to worry about the tail end of the tie hitting anything or risking the sensor moving on the aero tubing.Used an allen wrench to adjust the sensor arm, and it was easy.I now use this for tracking my indoor training sessions when weather will not allow me to go outdoors. Great investment for me.I am using the new Polar HR monitor with the Bluetooth 4.0 (Smart) setup and this sensor.
I worry that the sensor comes loose in high speed and causes bad accident. The cadence sensor on the chain stay, since it was installed on carbon frame it was not very tight. Of course I do not want to install it using the zip ties.I believe this sensor would work great on a stationary bike or if you have your bike on a trainer. It is doing a great job tracking cadence and distance without riding outside. Great for the winter!
I bought this to use on my road bike. A bonus was using it on my bike while riding on a trainer this winter. Because it works off the back tire it is able to give me speed and distance while on the trainer. I use it with MapMyRide+ and it works great with it.
I then opened MapMyRide which is my fitness app of choice. Within that app, I could not get the device to be recognized. Since it pairs with the Utility app the hardware works - but it may be a while until the software catches up. At this point, I don't plan to install it. I'll change my rating if/when app updates allow it to be of use at which point I'll install it.
Most people buy these for their cycling outdoors, but for me I actually retrofit it to my indoor stationary bike. It works great! Accurate and easy to calibrate if needed. Provides a great deal of data: both speed as well as cadence/RPM. Installation is nice in that you can use the rubber banding method or zip ties. The only down side is that they don't include the allen key you'll need to tighten the side arm.
I love using my phone as my bike computer with this. Setup is super easy, and the wahoo app is fantastic. I now use the wahoo app instead of strava, and the upload to strava is seamless.
I purchased this to replace my Polar 720i setup and it works great. I use it with the Sports-Tracker app and it sync'd perfectly. Easy install which doesn't look bulky (I like my bike to have a minimalist look).
I've been looking for a way to use my iphone as my main fitness device since I'm horrible about syncing my old garmin to my computer. This has pretty much completed my setup. I can see my speed and cadence while riding so I get instant feedback on how I'm doing. Only potential downside I've found is that it has to be placed in just the right spot in order to pick up both sensors.
I have an Orbea Opal and because of the angle of the bottom wheel bracket, and having a compact crankset, the spoke speed magnet hits the speed sensor IF I have the cadence sensor setup right. The only way I've found to use the speed sensor (and not hit the magnet) is to move the whole unit towards the rear of the bike, but it renders the cadence sensor useless.
Answer: yes