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He stuck a cadence sensor on a spin bike... If you want a trainer hack, this is a trainer hack: https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/latest-news/how-you-can-use
by multjoy 6y ago
He stuck a cadence sensor on a spin bike...
If you want a trainer hack, this is a trainer hack:
https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/latest-news/how-you-can-use-your-indoor-trainer-to-ride-in-grand-theft-auto-456625 https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/latest-news/how-you-can-u...
- wittyreference 6y agoA cadence sensor and an ipad holder.
- randmeerkat 6y agoA cadence sensor, an ipad holder, _and_ a seat cover.
- postpawl 6y agoAll you really need to know is whether you’re keeping the pace up with your current resistance settings. The cadence sensor shows you that. A speed sensor wouldn’t be accurate unless you could also figure out resistance (requires a $500 power meter...).
- enduser 6y agoThe Schwinn bike (same hardware as Bowflex C6) has a power meter built in too, not just cadence, so it can calculate speed and works with apps like Zwift.
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- multjoy 6y agoPutting a cadence sensor on a bike is not a hack. It is literally the task for which it is designed.
- cheeze 6y agoThe leather pad IMO feels awful as well. Highly highly recommend getting the 550 dollar sunny with magnetic resistance if you want to do something like this