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Question: Does the Timex Cycle Trainer remember to re-pair ANT+ accessories like speed / cadence sensors each time it statrs.  I've heard you must re-pair
Document: I had been looking at all the GPS/Cycle trainers for some time now - I finally broke down and purchased the Timex Cycle Trainer and I couldn't be happier! I included the Speed/Cadence Ant in the purchase so I would have accurate speed/cadence readings. I love the aspect of being able to customize/setup 4 screens to my liking! I feel that the Timex Cycle Trainer easily beats out the Garmin's and others! One can't go wrong with the purchase of the Timex Cycle Trainer!
Based on my experience with the first bike, I'm confident it will pick up the second bike automatically.The TIMEX Cycle Trainer does allow you to set up multiple bike profiles, but I can now tell that the ANT+ sensors wont tell the Timex which bike you're on, you'll need to manually switch bikes in the settings otherwise when switching bikes the TIMEX will just think you're on the same bike as before, even though it's connected to a different sensor.
Got this device on sale and I must say I am very happy with the purchase. I needed bike computer that was not too hard on the pocket and found Timex Cycle Trainer to be the best value for money. The pack comes with a heart rate monitor and I purchased a Garmin GSC 10 Cadence Bike Sensor separately that works just fine.
I tend to stay away from the big names as I think they charge too much for less innovation, so I stayed away from Garmin. So far I've been very happy with my Timex Cycle 2.0 computer. I had trouble at first synching it with the duotrap 2.0 speed/cadence sensor built into my Trek, but eventually figured it out. The Timex documentation could certainly go into a bit more detail on this process.
The battery charged in about the same time for the silicone to cure. I followed a similar procedure to attach the Speed Cadence Sensor. I put a bead of silicone between the unit and the rubber (which is necessary because the adhesive used by Garmin won't hold the the rubber to the sensor in an impact) and between the rubber and the frame and it too is now solidly and neatly fixed to my bike.ANT+ SensorsThe Timex ships with a heart rate sensor and it works and pairs flawlessly.
I have been using my Timex Cycle Trainer since I got it with a great discount on one of my other favorites cycling product sites. This thing has some pretty awesome features, and many of the piss poor reviews that I've read, seem to be prior to the firmware update that was released for the product. The backlight is great, and I love the fact that I can configure up to 4 screens to house anywhere between 2 and 6 different readings on each screen.
At present "Accessories" which the ANT+ Sensors are part of, are a category to themselves and not associated with bike profiles.UPLOADING TO STRAVA / RIDEWITH GPSThis is really no problem. Training Peaks works fine but the other two options are prettier and have nice maps.
Setup was a breeze and have had no significant problems thus far. Online tools are a bit clunky compared to some iPhone apps I've used, but ultimately give me what I need. If money is no object, get a Garmin, but if you can do without certain things (like cadence) but not without others (heart rate monitor, included; climbing and slope stats), and like a very nice primary display, check out this Timex.
The Pros:- Great battery life- Accurate HR monitor- Pairs well with ANT+ speed/cadence sensor- Low relative price (relative to Garmin, etc...)The Cons:- Software for uploading is quirky- Website for tracking is slow
After pouring through countless reviews of the Garmin 500, 510, 810, and this Timex Cycle Trainer and actually purchasing a 500, I returned the 500 and bought one of these and couldn't be happier.The things I took into consideration included battery life, screen clarity in sun, features I would use and not use, ease of use, ease of set up, accuracy and the ability to upload data to the cloud so I could keep an historical record.
Answer: Yes, you must pair-up every time. Getting the fixes for gps actually takes a little longer.AND you must also remember to press start. It is really not much of a hassle.