


1 2 5 3 6 7 4 3 7 Important Note Mount the sensor 3at the appropri-ate position so that the center of the magnet 5 will align with the marked line on the sensor when the wheel is. And if you dont get the wheel size entry right, you have to reset the unit and start all over again (which also means redoing the clock). 3 2 1 Installation of the Computer on Your Bike The computer is combined with the following parts. Most programmed functions are semi-straightforward, but if you have a nonstandard wheel size (like my 29er with a 3.4 tire profile), it gets a little more involved. Record the number in cm if a 3 digit calibration # is required. Tire size Tire size is usually shown on the sidewall of tires. Generally, the tire size is indicated on the side of the tire. Select the tire size (inch) of your bicycle, and then press the SET button. Record this number in mm if your computer requires a 4 digit calibration # (or multiply inches by 25.4 for mm). Simple setting (select from the tire size) Pressing the MODE button changes 26 700c 27 205 16 18 20 22 24 26 in order.Measure the distance on the floor from point to point. When the valve stem comes back around to the ground, make a second mark on the floor.
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Running the usual tire pressure and with the rider's weight on the bike, roll the tire out one full revolution.You'll want to choose the wheel that the computer's sensor is being run on. Mark a spot on the floor, and line up the tube's valve stem with it.To determine the most accurate calibration number for your application (tire choice, body weight, etc.), or if your tire size is not listed in the chart, determine calibration number by performing a 'tire roll out'.
