NEW Garmin Speed & Cadence Sensor 2 (2020)

[@jaysegarner-craddock8690]

this guy has a great voice for mediation or bed time stories

[@MrSteamDragon]

Couldn’t have asked for more....thanks 🇦🇺

[@zyghom]

Better to add as ANT+ rather than BT.

[@genevievetrinh9977]

Good to know. Why's that?

[@cuebj]

If I were to get this set (bit of an advance on odometer we used on 1960s and Casio units with a magnet attached to a spoke in 1980s), it would have to pair with Garmin Instinct Solar watch and/or Samsung phone. Phone would have to show both this and Polar Heart Rate Monitor chest strap readouts plus map

[@johnleland8133]

OK great, nice video, but how does the speed sensor know your wheel size? On line manuals DO NOT mention that methodology at all.

[@cuebj]

DesFit KZbin demonstrates that. I'm getting impression Garmin supporting information is a bit bad

[@WariWahab]

With GPS for about 800meters to a few KM, it will then measure the rotations with a known distance, giving you the wheel size in mm. You can also manually calibrate that yourself if you want.

[@MILMONI]

awesome video, thank you so much for teaching us how to manage the garmin device!!!!!

[@VELOGPSTHEINNERTUBE]

Glad it was helpful!

[@juanvargas9851]

Hello, can I pair my garmin speed and cadence sensor with another computer bike that is not from Garmin Brand, like Coospo, Cycplus, etc...? Thanks

[@DRM1891]

Could k connect this to my Garmin Venu? Then complete an indoor ride, which then uploads to Garmin Connect iPhone app and also Strava? While also getting stats such as distance/ average speed/ top speed etc?

[@kostashow]

I have a spin bike and i can’t understand how to install the speed sensor here. Please help me

[@NeoPayneHK]

does anyone using this who think they are not sensible or react slower than a magent sensor?

[@nicolasgabriel9842]

Is the GARMIN 2 speed and cadence sensor compatible with the TACX TRAINING app?

[@DeanPattrick]

Why did you chose BT over Ant+. .?

[@erikl.1860]

Just what I was looking for. I just bought the 1030 Plus bundle. Unfortunately there is no rubber band included with the speed sensor to attach it to my Rohloff. Do you or anyone who reads this have any suggestions on how I could still use the speed sensor? (I can not use the front wheel, because it has the SON dynamo) Thanks!

[@cuebj]

Try plumbing supplies or general trade supplier like Screwfix or Toolstation in UK. Ask for 'O' Rings. Buy lots of specific size or packs of many sizes. Some online suppliers offer wider choice. Rubber bands like these degrade in sunlight and dry environments so be prepared to change them before the lose elasticity and break up. They are based on plumbing products that are concealed in damp piping

[@SoyLeaBiker]

Quick question, do you know, if this sensors are BLE ? Can I use them on an indoor bike with zwift running on an IPAD ? THanks!

[@heyjoanne9119]

Hello, I have a spinning exercise bike. (Tomahawk matrix spin bike) Do you think I can stick the speed sensor on my solid wheel at the front? Because no hubs. And will it recognize the diameter of my wheel?

[@VELOGPSTHEINNERTUBE]

Nice piece of kit but I don't imagine it would work at all - the speed sensor would be rotating in the wrong plane even if you did manage to stick it on somehow.

[@heyjoanne9119]

@@VELOGPSTHEINNERTUBE Ok, thank you very much for your reply!

[@s3kat04]

Will it work with garmin edge 1000 ??

[@paozap6086]

Can you pair them via Bluetooth to a Garmin Instinct?

[@davepowell8048]

They pair to the Instinct via Ant+. I have them paired with my Solar Instinct and have used them for indoor riding.

[@willmonvoisin6105]

Thanks for your excellent vidéo. Simple, effecient... Better than Garmin

[@althaea35]

Thanks for posting - any idea if the bluetooth on these will pair with Polar units (i.e. vantage of v650)?

[@VELOGPSTHEINNERTUBE]

I still have a v650 knocking around somewhere so i'll see if i can dig it out and give it a try

[@althaea35]

@@VELOGPSTHEINNERTUBE Many thanks - if it is no trouble I would appreciate it.

[@VELOGPSTHEINNERTUBE]

OK managed to have a v quick test tonight with just the cadence sensor which is currently on my smart trainer setup. Managed to pair with the v650 no problem, however..... quick 30 second spin had it displaying cadence but it seemed to suffer dropout as the cadence dropped very briefly to 0 quite frequently. No idea of cause - haven't used the 650 for a long time and it probably hasn't the latest firmware installed. The cadence sensor has however been perfect paired with my macbook on Zwift. Having done a quick google have a read of the comments on DC Rainmaker (use a text search for polar to find the related comments) www.dcrainmaker.com/2019/04/garmin-speed-cadence-sensors-v2-with-ant-bluetooth-smart-in-depth-review.html - it seems others have experienced problems when using these sensors with polar devices.

[@althaea35]

@@VELOGPSTHEINNERTUBE Many thanks for taking the time to test this out. Cheers.

[@gunayturkler9624]

Thanks a lot

[@armansalvoro]

Perfect info 🙏🏼

[@VELOGPSTHEINNERTUBE]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MrRobit33]

Cadence. Why nondrive side ?

[@WariWahab]

These sensors are prone to magnetic interference. Magnet based ones are better, old school, but it works well.

[@tonatiu2008]

Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@VELOGPSTHEINNERTUBE]

Glad you liked it 👍

[@panhaveng6788]

I ALWAYS have the problem.whenever i paired speed sensor , my speed always fluctuates and i didnt get the accurate speed i ride. can anyone help me ?

[@meibing4912]

Get a Cateye Strado type (with cadence). Old school and a little fidily to setup, but cheap and once done very, very accurate year after year. Have one that's ~15 years old now. I've been looking at these gadgets for a long time, but simply don't see a need for knowing anything else than cadence and speed and this costs more, weighs more and offers no advantage except a larger screen and easier setup. Generally think its curious that so many forgo cadence - most important thing to monitor imho. Smartwatch will do stuff like heart rate etc better and easier and your smartphone can do all the tracking and stats you need.

[@cuebj]

@@meibing4912 That's what I wanted to hear. Thanks. Having nor used any bike electronics for maybe 20 years but, in past, very happy with Cateye and as pensioner not wanting bike computer as well as smart phone, perfect advice. Phone on Quadlock can show heart rate from Polar strap (had heart attack and got stent in 2020) and Cateye is tiny extra on bar. Just have to change the stupid Specialized wing bar for straight top so gadgets and lights all fit

[@drbksunil]

Does the Garmin speed sensor require Garmin Edge or is it compatible with Garmin Fenix 5X? I'd want to log the miles on bike trainer.

[@chrishalle1982]

I would use ant+ instead of Bluetooth.

[@mayura1in]

Can we connect both of them to any app on mobile instead to bike computer?

[@Zain792]

Use ipbike app

[@Max-uw9oy]

Can I put a speed sensor on my back wheel and then see my speed on my garmin edge 130 while I am on my turbo? Without zwift

[@nathanjohnston8386]

That’s what I am wondering too

[@kingvisuals6070]

yes you can

[@equilibrium576]

So, those sensors are new? Interesting. I own them for almost a year now. Not so new, aren't they?

[@VELOGPSTHEINNERTUBE]

Its the video thats new as well as the sensors being the latest version compared to the original separate sensors that I featured several years ago.

[@iamchix10]

equilibrium576 check the back of your sensor if its ant+ only or with bluetooth included

[@cuebj]

You sound a bit tetchy

[@cristianverlato3532]

Non funziona

[@alejandrapender6528]

Really ? 😭