Thanks, Evans emailed me back saying if it is set up "properly" it will work with a turbo trainer. Probably go for this option and the Bryton range seem to get good reviews, then again so do GarminIf the Bryton is ANT + enabled you should be able to add Ant+ sensors no problems (Cadence, HR, etc) but you might want to check before you buy
As far as I know all Bryton are Ant+ even the rider 20, the 20 however doesn't have any sort of mapping at all. I had a 35 which was very accurate, but I couldnt use how I would have liked hence the Garmin 500, the only bug I have found with it is on longer rides the refresh on the breadcrumb lags a little, and the more often than not max cad. peaking at over 130rpm, I struggle beyond about 105rpm.
The max cadence probably isnt a bug, just at some point you've backpedalled and instantly forward pedalled and maybe did this a couple of times making the sensor pick up twice within a second resultin in a spike
I have noticed that and try and avoid it, but I still get the odd ones. Its sometimes in exces of 200.The max cadence probably isnt a bug, just at some point you've backpedalled and instantly forward pedalled and maybe did this a couple of times making the sensor pick up twice within a second resultin in a spike
Maybe you are superman :-)
I know, just find it a little frustrating, I used to go through and correct it, just can't be bothered these days.
I have my hrm watch on the bars tells me the time fine add to that 200 and my phone I'm well set
That's more a problem on big descents oh look how fast am I going mmmm really that's quite fast might try a little faster look up Oooh hedge oh a... Crash bang bugger bugger bugger ah well limp home and moan on cyclechat and tell them all not too look at the speedoSome people wear long sleves and keep their eyes more on the road
