How to mount a Garmin GSC 10 speed cadence sensor to your bike 

Thanks for posting this. Wouldn't have been able to figure all of this out on my own. Ready for TrainerRoads with friends this week. Yay!

Thank you - that was exactly what we needed! Now I need to finish my coffee and get on my bike! Cheers!

one little tip is to bin the pedal magnet ( because it falls of very easily ) and get a rare earth magnet off amazon and stick it on the end of your pedal shaft that comes through the crank arm, its about 9 quid for 10 , no glue or zip ties required :)

Great video! This is exactly what I needed. Your explanations are very good. Thanks!

Thanks!

you can buy two magnets ..one goes on your pedal bolt.. and the other on your spokes..

Did you have to turn off GPS in order for the Garmin to use the speed sensor speed reading? I cant seem to get a speed reading when I'm spinning the wheels which the bike is in doors.

There are some bikes that just do not allow a good fit with this sensor. The cadence magnet positioning is critical. I had to make up a little pad which would bring the cadence magnet closer to the sensor. If I mounted the magnet right on the back of the crank arm, the magnet would not trigger the cadence sensor. I am experimenting with more powerful magnets.

cool, thx dude for the support (Y)

How do you protect the sensor from say water?