Cardiosport Cycling Cadence RPM Sensor for Outdoor, Stationary, Exercise Bikes | Bluetooth ANT+ | Compatible with Garmin, Wahoo, Sigma, Zwift, Rouvy, iOS/Android

Had this for a few weeks on my indoor spin bike and it’s an excellent product matched with a hart rate monitor, I have an old hart rate monitor from this company and the watch Is still working 20+ years old! but had to buy a new chest strap. Would be better if it had a better way to secure it to crank arm for my mountain bike.I link it to an app an try to keep a steady pace and hart rate, very interesting to see how extra load or increasing cadence sends your hart rate up fast and your cadence ends up all over the place! I think it would be a good way to train as to not over train (my problem) and not do to little, would take some knowledge and practice to fine tune but can easily transfer data to a coach.

Fits on my mountain bike, but wanted for my gravel bike.Not enough space for sensor between crank and frame (chainstay).Tried attaching on shoe but when do that it doesn’t pick up any reading.So overall, a complete waste of time and money.

I could not get this to connect to strava.

Simple to install and seems to work without any issues

There are things I like about this and things I don't, first not so good is at the moment this is not supported by Strava but if I read it right this will be fixed at some point, however my Xoss computer App loaded it no problem and also Wahoo App had no difficulty in connecting, the next thing I found was this will not fit all bikes, my MTB's cranks run too close to the stay to be able to fit this but no problem with my winter road bike which was what I tried it out on.I am a bit concerned that because this is only held in place with an 0ring at some point in time it might get knocked off or if that 0ring snapped I would not realise it had gone, so maybe I might use something a bit more secure to make sure I don't have that problem.I used my Wahoo App as well as Strava on my my ride I have linked Wahoo to Strava so I was wondering if it would show up in any way, I don't like riding with phone strapped to the bars so even though Wahoo would have showed my cadence real time next to my heart I would just have to wait until I was home to find out if anything ad recorded and I was glad to see it did as a graph in the analyze your fitness section so good enough for me.I am a bit disappointed that I could not fit it to my MTB as I tend to ride that more although it would run more of a risk of getting knocked off on that maybe not on the cycle ways but over the forest where the going is rough so it looks like it will be a permanent feature on the road bike for now.

Perfect complement for any cyclist, whether more or less amateur, who wants to complement the data of their activity. In addition, perhaps to a greater extent for beginners, it allows you to adjust the pace to maintain a constant cadence.The device is simple, it includes the sensor with its battery, some rubber bands and a case to surround the sensor and attach it to the bike with the rubber bands. It all looks well made. It is very easy to install and make it work. In my case I have made it work on a MTB.I can't comment yet on the battery drain. As for its hard to comment without having something to compare it to, counting cadence for comparison is not too accurate. But it seems to work well.I linked it very quickly to my Garmin watch as well as the Tacx smartrainer, on both it works fine. The data synced afterwards with no surprises with Garmin and Strava.

As a cyclist, I was growing more curious to know how far I cycle and how fast I actually cycle around London. This ANT+ Device was very easy to install onto my bike frame, and was securely fixed with the built in fitting mechanism. I was pleased to see how easy it was to connect to my iPhone too, via Bluetooth I was able to connect to apps such as Strava with ease. I saw that some users weren't able to connect to these apps, but its important your phone/device and app are completely updated.The device is small and discrete which I really like. It practically camouflages onto my bike frame. There is also very little lag when it comes to updating data from the ANT+ Device to your phone/app. Within a few minutes after your cycle ride the data will be ready to discover. Well priced and works as expected, 5 stars!Thank you for reading my honest review, i hope you found it helpful! :)

I received this as part of the Amazon Vine programme. In return for a fair and unbiased review.I wanted to try and measure my cycling performance recently, and my thoughts were that the only way of doing so was to time the distance I travelled. I wasn't aware that a product like this existed for bikes outside of stationary bikes you get in the gym. Now I am able to record my performance in terms of wheel rotation to get a great idea of how hard I am working at any given time during my ride.It was easy to clip to the pedal frame on the bike and it has stayed connected since.It is currently priced at £19.99 at the time of this review and I think that reflects a fair price.