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Garmin Speed and cadence sensor 2

Garmin Speed and cadence sensor 2


Question about Garmin Speed and cadence sensor 2

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Anonymous

6 months ago

What concrete benefits do I have with the Garmin speed and cadence sensor 2? Is it worth buying (I have a Garmin Edge Explore 2)?

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chareid0

6 months ago

Helpful answer

If there is no GPS reception, the speed and therefore also the distance will continue to be displayed if the speed sensor is present. However, the wheel circumference should be determined as precisely as possible so that the display is accurate.
The cadence sensor could be used to train according to cadence. Both are not mandatory and are nice to have

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bruno.servajan

6 months ago

Cadence lets you know your pedalling rhythm so you can adjust it to suit your training.
The speed sensor measures wheel circumference and is more accurate than GPS.
It's up to you to decide whether you need (or want) it!