Lezyne Speed Cadence Sensor black (2021)

ID: 548945

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The Lezyne Speed and Cadence Monitor measures your speed and cadence with absolute accuracy to provide a better performance analysis to further enhance your personal goals. The modern 2-in-1 speed and cadence sensor complies 100% with the latest Bluetooth Smart standards for maximum compatibility. A powerful magnet made of rare metal increases the accuracy. The durable, lightweight polycarbonate construction with transparent housing and LED display features an adjustable swingarm and a versatile mounting system. The Lezyne CR2032 button cell battery, optimised for long life, is included.

Details

Bluetooth compatible
easy mounting
lightweight

Specifications

Accessory Type

speed and cadence sensor

Intended use

Road, Triathlon, MTB

Suitable For

2-in-1 speed and cadence sensor

Scope of Delivery

Delivery: 2-in-1 speed and cadence sensor, CR2032 button cell

Gender

Unisex

Model year

2021

Product number

548945

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05.10.2017

Ben

Does what it should

Tut was es soll

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Works simply. Distance cadence sensor to crank was slightly too big, had to tilt the sensor slightly outwards, then it went. It was a bit difficult to remove the battery cap. If one wants to go with a coin, needs a slightly larger, eg € 2, and I have succeeded only after I have fixed the coin in the vise to press the sensor housing firmly on it. So be careful not to damage the slot. Battery does not have to change often ...

Funktioniert einfach. Abstand Trittfrequenzsensor zum Kurbel war etwas zu gross, musste den Sensor leicht nach außen kippen, dann ging's. Es war etwas schwierig, die Batteriekappe abzunehmen. Soll mit einer Münze gehen, braucht eine etwas größere, zB €2, und ist mir erst gelungen, nachdem ich die Münze im Schraubstock befestigt habe, um das Sensorgehäuse fest drauf drücken zu können. Also ja aufpassen, den Schlitz nicht zu beschädigen. Batterie muss man wohl nicht oft wechseln …