waynebiker
new member
Reged: 12/20/03
Posts: 31
Loc: usa
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I need your help!!!! I installed a Sigma computer on the Tetra pro last night. I then tried to put the supplied magnet on the spoke of my campy neutron wheels. The spokes are to narrow to fit the sigma magnet. I was thinking that I could drill a hole in the magnet and zip tie that to the wheel. Does anyone have another idea???? thx D
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Jas0n
journeyman
Reged: 01/26/04
Posts: 62
Loc: Westchester, New York
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wrap the spoke with electrical tape enough times to make up for the difference in the spoke's diameter and the size of the magnets "slot." should work perfectly. good luck.
-------------------- eat to live, live to ride
if it ain't rainin, it ain't trainin
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codisc
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Reged: 02/25/04
Posts: 21
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If it's a ceramic magnet you won't be able to drill it, and might just crack it instead. Electrical tape is a better idea and not irreversible. If that doesn't work for you try epoxy or silicone.
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Max
journeyman
Reged: 12/18/03
Posts: 69
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If your make work fixes don't work, check at your LBS. A good LBS carries a vary of magnetic sizes, because they run across this all the time.
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waynebiker
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Reged: 12/20/03
Posts: 31
Loc: usa
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Thanks the tape worked like a charm!!!! MY Tetra pro is now road worthy and the weather this weekend should be in the 50's and dry roads(hopefully) well thanks again
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Jas0n
journeyman
Reged: 01/26/04
Posts: 62
Loc: Westchester, New York
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have fun. cant wait to get my d'fly back from calfee. ill be in the jamaica for next week's spring break, but look foward to the northeast warming up by the time i get back.
-------------------- eat to live, live to ride
if it ain't rainin, it ain't trainin
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Rippin
friend
Reged: 12/19/03
Posts: 30
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The tape idea is good one - I just pinched the supplied metal sleeve for the sensor to be a little bit tighter, then slipped it over sensor, which in turn squeezed on the spoke a little more.
BTW, how do you set up your Sigma so that it keeps a running total of the distance you put on your bike?
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