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Your cart is empty.Monitor your speed as you ride with this easy-to-install wireless sensor. With no magnets or other exposed parts to line up, this sensor is easy to install, maintain and move between bikes.
Irras
Reviewed in Poland on February 26, 2025
Działa bardzo dobrze.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
This works very well after you get the proper circumference settings programmed in. It took me a few tries but now it is as close to perfect as I should expect..
Juan colorado
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024
Garmin es sencillamente la mejor marca
dominique delporte
Reviewed in Belgium on March 14, 2024
Délai de livraison très rapide et bien emballé.
Weissenborn, Markus
Reviewed in Germany on February 9, 2024
Der Sensor von Garmin ist sehr einfach zu montieren, da er in eine sehr wertige Gummi-Hülle eingebettet ist. Einfach auf die Nabe legen, die fest angebrachte Gummilippe um die Achse ziehen und einhängen. Fertig.Der Sensor merkt, wenn er zwei Umdrehungen gemacht hat und schaltet sich dann an.Die Kopplung mit einer Garmin Uhr ist simpel indem man auf Sensor Hinzufügen geht und die Uhr suchen lässt. Wer will kann dem Sensor noch einen anderen Namen geben und fertig.Nach dem ersten Kilometer kalibriert sich der Sensor indem er die Strecke durch die Umdrehungen teilt und damit den Radumfang berechnet. Das macht er automatisch. Super um ihn an ein anderes Rad zu hängen.Man kann natürlich auch den Radumfang von Hand an der Uhr eingeben, denn eine Trainingsrolle bewegt sich ja nicht vom Platz.Über die Tracking/Logging Funktion kann ich nichts sagen, da ich den Sensor immer in Kombination mit einer Garmin Fenix 6 benutze.Problemlos ging auch die Kopplung mit einem Hammerhead Karoo 2, auch dieses Gerät hat den ANT+ Sensor sofort erkannt und gekoppelt.Der Preis ist GARMIN entsprechend etwas höher als bei der Konkurrenz, aber dafür arbeitet er perfekt mit der Uhr zusammen. Die Verarbeitung ist top und die Gummilippe ausreichend dimensioniert, das wurde kein Material gespart.Hier muss jeder selbst entscheiden, ob er sich die Differenz gönnen möchte.
Henrik B
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024
I purchased this as a replacement for the previous version of Garmin speed sensor. Not that the old one is broken, but it needed a magnet attached to a spoke for it to work, so it became inflexible. This one just attaches around the hub is easy to install and move to different bikes/wheels without any tools.Pairing it to a bike computer or watch is also very easy, and it self calibrates for wheel size. Very happy.
Steven Matthew Franklin
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023
I bought this to use in my bicycle while it was on the trainer. It has 6 settings of resistance, which helps with the workout.Easy to set up. Synced right with my Garmin app and watch, no clicking all over.
Verna
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2023
Strap it to my bike wheel and it works. I use it mostly for Zwift, but it also works with my cycling computer and phone. It's accurate and doesn't drop connectivity like my Wahoo Blue SC used to. Uses CR2032 button cells which are okay. It's still on it's first battery after a couple months.Note: If you have never used an ANT or BTLE device before, you have to wake it up by rotating the wheel. You don't really pair it like a normal bluetooth headset. Your device just detects it and you say, "Yeah that's the one."
Bill Summers
Reviewed in Australia on January 20, 2023
as described. fast postage
iRunMG
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2023
I use this on a 29" mountain bike rear tire for indoor winter training on a bike trainer.Pro, Con, and Resolution.Pros: Reports a consistent speed that I believe feels appropriate to my road riding. There is no weird highs/lows. Paired quickly with Garmin 645 and Garmin Connect.Cons: You can find all over the web that if you spin the hub it does not wake up and I can agree as I wanted to throw it against the basement wall and was ready to return it. I had to keep removing the device, then remove the battery and put it back in, and then reattach the device.Resolution: What I found out...I was so very frustrated when it would turn on when I moved the bike on the floor (two rotations) and it would NEVER turn on when it was on the trainer. When I would disengage the tension on the wheel it would work when it spun free.What I realize and highly believe is with knobby tires on a mountain bike it generate lots of vibration in the wheel that must mess with what I assume is the accelerometer. I think it is looking for a specific curve and it gets lost in the vibration.Still is not a good thing to disable and then reenable the tension to get it to work but at least I know and do not need to mess with the battery.Wish: If Garmin would be listening...a press to turn on would be great to avoid this whole issue of not waking up. Or just sense vibration not rotation because there should be a way to firmware update that.
RKO
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2022
This is my second Speed Sensor 2 from Amazon. First unit purchased last year. Sold and shipped via Amazon. Sync'd with Gamin Connect app. Upgraded firmware. Using the sensor with a 3rd party cycling computer. Zero issues.The second unit I purchased was sold by a 3rd party vendor and shipped by Amazon. I had all sorts of problems with this unit.Problem #1. The unit came up on Garmin Connect app with an odd name. The correct name should be Speed Sensor 2. This unit came up as BSG 2 SPD(?). (I'm not 100% certain what the name was. The unit has already been returned to Amazon.)Problem #2. I could not update the firmware on the sensor. Tried multiple times, got multiple failures.Problem #3. I tried sync'ing the sensor to my cycling computer and it would sporadically send speed info.I have this weird feeling that this is some sort of counterfeit product. Problem #1 and #2 are dead giveaways for counterfeit products.I wrote this review to alert potential buyer to be on the lookout for counterfeit products.My overall rating is based on the legit Speed Sensor I purchased last year. It really works well.
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2021
Connected right away with a strong signal. I use this with a resistance trainer for Zwift and it works perfectly. I bought this to replace a cheap, off-brand sensor that I got bundled with a trainer. I absolutely love the trainer, but the speed sensor had terrible battery life and stopped working after 350 miles. So far so good with this one. I have high hopes. I've had nothing but good experiences with Garmin. I LOVE my 935. It's never let me down during triathlon training and I'm sure this sensor will be no different.
Ben
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on May 26, 2020
the sensor works as a charm , just plug and play .Garmin is the best !it was delivered in couple of days despite International shipment .Thanks alot :-)
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