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Cadence sensor VDO MAGNETLESS ANT+ Bluetooth
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Cadence sensor VDO MAGNETLESS ANT+ Bluetooth

29,90 €39,95 €You save 10,05 €
Price includes VAT 24% (delivery: Estonia).
Availability: in store (Saku 3, Tallinn)
Product code: VDO64945
Delivery within Estonia from 2,10 € · free on orders from 50 €
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Overview

Cadence sensor VDO MAGNETLESS ANT+ Bluetooth

Compatible with VDO R series, SIGMA ROX, GARMIN EDGE, and many other bicycle computers, sports watches, or smartphone sports apps that support ANT+ or Bluetooth SPD/CAD sensors. Attaches to the pedal with the included rubber band, pairs with the computer on the first use, and that's it. It automatically detects a full rotation. In subsequent uses, it activates automatically upon movement.

  • Data transmission signal: ANT+, Bluetooth (BLE) 
  • Compatibility: VDO R4/R5, SIGMA ROX GPS 4.0, ROX GPS 11.1 EVO, ... 
  • Waterproof: yes, according to the IPX7 standard 
  • Battery: 1x button cell 
  • Material: plastic 
  • Color: Black

Monitor your pedal rotations per minute with this wireless and easy-to-install sensor. Attach the sensor and ride. The magnet-less sensor is easy to install, maintain, and transfer from one bike to another. The cadence sensor attaches to any size pedal shaft and measures pedal rotations per minute, allowing you to maximize your training.

With the crank rotation sensor, you can check in real-time and retrospectively whether you are pedaling optimally during long, monotonous (road) rides – the recommended average for sports riding is ~90 crank rotations per minute, but this figure is very personal, depending on muscle mass, etc. For example, in triathlon, "grinding" with less than 80 crank rotations per minute on the bike will definitely be felt during the run.