How to Use Smart Speed Sensor Saris Fluid² Turbo Bike Trainer
Published 10/16/2020
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Question:
1 Where does the speed sensor mount? In one picture, it appears to be attached to the wheel and in another, it appears to be attached to the crank. 2 What does the speed sensor connect to in order display the speed? 3 Can provide any more details about how the speed sensor connects? Bluetooth?
asked by: Rick
Expert Reply:
The Smart Speed Sensor mounts to the rear hub or the crank arm. You can use the included sensor attached to your rear hub for speed. If you want to track cadence, you can attach it to your left crank arm
The sensor connects via Bluetooth and can be used with Rouvy, Zwift and other indoor cycling apps. You can also connect it via ANT+ with the BLE USB PC adapter # SA7057T to connect it with your desktop or laptop. To see the speed or cadence, you'd have to use the corresponding app or program.
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Saris Fluid² Bike Trainer with Smart Speed Sensor - Fluid Resistance
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