GarminBike Speed Sensor 2 and Cadence Sensor 2 Bundle(Return to Product Page)

I monitor my exertion by keeping a close eye on my cardiac This combined with my speed and pace help me meter out my energy for a long ride. These work as advertised and were simple to install and pair with my Garmin 1030

The sensors work every time with no hassle. Easy to mount. Just sync to your head unit the first time and use them. And there's the bonus of moving them from bicycle to bicycle as well.

It was very easy to sync with current Garmin account. Turns on automatically when I start a ride. Speed censor also stores rides without starting activity.

Garmin sensors are tried and true, love the ability to mount them temporarily on any bike I want to ride that day.

I got this for riding rollers in the winter to work on cadence. It was so easy to set up and use. I interfaced it to the Garmin 830z

I got this for riding rollers in the winter to work on cadence. It was so easy to set up and use. I interfaced it to the Garmin 830z

This gets my new Carver MTN. Bike set up to share my Garmin 1030.

I can move my Garmin from my Road to my Gravel bike easily .

The product was about 2 minutes to install and less than a minute to pair with my edge 820.

Really recommend the product

To ensure accurate data analytics. It was easy to install and to connect with my Edge 520.

I needed to refresh sensors for an old Garmin Edge 500. These paired flawlessly and work well.

Works well paired with my garmin. I bought these as I have two bikes. I do have to locate the cadence on my garmin each time I ride.

This is the most seamless way to get speed and cadence info for indoor cycling. Syncs directly with my Garmin watch and has very easy setup.

easy set up

Although I own a Wahoo cycling computer, I opted for the Garmin sensors since they are slightly more affordable than the Wahoo equivalents, but also because they flawlessly integrate with the head unit.

I have two bikes using Wahoo sensors and although they get paired quickly, one of the speed sensors eats up batteries like crazy. Also my Wahoo HRM just doesn�t want to pair with the head unit - it takes way too long and requires shutting down the Bluetooth on my phone before attempting to pair.

The Garmin sensors however have no issues - my Varia RCT715 (radar camera taillight) pairs immediately, and I do mean immediately, regardless of whatever order I start pair sensors so I decided to try the Garmin sensors. I�m glad I did because they have performed excellent.

Gives me cadence, that�s what I miss, easy to install and pair with my device. Works great on my gravel bike

I use this these sensors on both my full suspension mountain bike and my road bike. I also connect them to both my Garmin edge 820 and my Garmin Vivoactive Watch. Set up was really easy in both cases, and I haven't had an issue since.

These sensors are much easier to set up and use than the former speed and cadence sensor that used to have to be attached to the chain stay and then adjusted so that it could read the magnets on your rear wheel and crankarm. The only difficulty with installing, if you have clumsy fingers like me, is to stretch the band around the crankarm or the wheel hub and get it into the slots on the sensor. But once it's on, it's on. Seems to be very accurate. Now use these on all three of my bikes.

These are on 5 of our 7 bikes. They work great. Easy sync.

This is the first set of sensors I have ever had. I love them. They connected to my devices very easily. The only thing I am going to work on is stopping the sensor from starting when i walk my bike.