can any one help me on the initial setup. I tried everything exact as the manual says. the distance everything is perfect. but my speedo is not workin.

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make sure the sensor is very close to magnet ,worked for me.

answered 11 months ago

matt71

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might be the receiver is placed wrong way in the fork or the magnet is a bit too far for the receiver?

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answered 11 months ago

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You should try the speed sensor and magnet that fist on the spokes and make sure that the gap between the two is no more than 5mm.

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answered 1 year ago

EvansCyclesCCMattH

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Will the wheel sensor fit suspension forks?

asked 1 year, 9 months ago

Anonymous

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Yes. It has 2 sizes on the silicon body so it will suit narrow and large tube forks

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answered 1 year, 5 months ago

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Yes the Knog computer is designed to accomodate suspension forks.

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answered 1 year, 9 months ago

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will the sensor work on the back wheel for turbo training?

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Only if the distance from the transmitter to the main unit is less 50cm

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answered 1 year, 5 months ago

Colean

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HI there,

I cannot see any immediate complications with installing the sensor and magnet to the rear wheel.

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Changing the battery

When you change the battery on these do they store the information like your total miles traveled on the Odometer or is it wiped clean?

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When you remove the batteries all data will be lost. However when you insert the new batteries you are able to re-enter the odometer and trip time data accumulated up to the battery replacement.

It is important to keep a record of this data, as well as the wheel circumferences before removing the old battery.

answered 3 months, 2 weeks ago

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Hi,

once you change the battery you would need to retset the unit.

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answered 3 months, 2 weeks ago

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will the sensor work on the chain stay and if not which computer will?

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Anonymous

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This sensor will only work on the front forks , the transmitter to the main unit has to be within range and rear stay mounting is too far away .

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If you set up on the stem is the screen sideways or dose it rotate

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No this does no rotate.

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