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  • Those 'Discrete' cadence magnets on Ebay
  • stevious
    Full Member

    Has anyone used those little neodynium magnets you can get on ebay for their cadence sensor? Are they good enough to stay put without glue (will be on a roadbike, but probably on crappy roads).

    munkster
    Free Member

    Perfectly fine. In fact, I had great trouble in removing one such was its attraction to my pedal spindle! Whether there are variations in quality I have no idea but the two I’ve bought (from different vendors) have been fine.

    Haze
    Full Member

    Yep, mine haven’t budged an inch either.

    stevious
    Full Member

    Good news, thanks!

    Onzadog
    Free Member

    Yep, work a treat. Bugger to remove if you have to.

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    I’ve been using white board magnets liberated from the plastic coating.

    plus-one
    Full Member

    Yes they are perfect 🙂

    umop3pisdn
    Free Member

    Don’t buy ones branded as cadence magnets though, just buy a load of disc neodymium magnets for the same price.

    gwaelod
    Free Member

    If there’s a Clas Ohlsen nearby they have packs of 10 of em for a couple of quid. Obviously make sure your pedal axle is steel though.

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