Things You'll Need:
- Sensor
- Magnet
- Mounting bracket
- Cable ties
- Computer
- Battery
- Screwdriver
- Measuring tape
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Step 1
Install the magnet to the spoke of the front wheel. It should be clamped at the lower end of the spoke towards the center of the wheel.
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Step 2
Place the sensor on the fork part of the wheel. It needs to be aligned in an area so when the wheel turns, the magnet will pass the sensor's area of scope.
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Step 3
Route the wire to the sensor down the fork of the bike. Do this on the outside of the wheel and secure it with the ties. Allow it to be slightly lax so that the wheel will turn but there isn't too much slack that the wire gets stuck in the wheel.
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Step 4
Mount the bracket that holds the speedometer on the handle bars.
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Step 5
Attach the wires from the sensor to the mounting bracket.
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Step 6
Install the battery to the computer and program it to fit your bike's specifications. You will need to measure the circumference of your front tire to do this.
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Step 7
Test the speedometer. Ride down a street and see what it reads. Drive the same route later by vehicle to verify the speedometer's readings.








Comments
reynolkm said
on 2/14/2009 WE had the same problem with a generic brand one - we hadn't put the computer into the holder the right way - turned it around, made the connection - bobs your uncle!
TomMacMan said
on 3/9/2008 Hello. I have a wireless Echowell W1 Speedometer. I followed these instructions and those form the manual and it does not show it is connected. No speed shows when i cycle. How can i get it to work. I have changed all the batteries.
HELP!