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Bought one of these a year or two back (wireless model = Velocity, I think), and decided to put it on my new Nazca Fuego this afternoon. Of course, in the intervening period I have managed to lose the instructions with the codes to programme in different wheel sizes. Does anyone else have this model and the relevant info (i.e. is more organised than I am)?
If not, hopefully someone at EBC will take pity on me and open up a blister pack to dig out the relevant table...
Thanks!
Sheldon Brown has one answer:
http://sheldonbrown.com/cyclecomputer-calibration.html#models
(Although this may be more trouble than sweet-talking EBC)
if the code for the wheels size is numbers round about 2140 for instance, then this is the distance your wheel travels in one revolution in millimetres.
I have a cycle computer I need to install soon. Its a Trek Incite II and these number are from the instructions:
700 x 20 = 2086
700 x 23 = 2096
700 x 25 = 2105
700 x 28 = 2136
700 x 32 = 2155
700 x 35 = 2168
700 x 38 = 2180
650 x 23 = 1930
26" x 1.5 = 2010
26" x 1.90 = 2045
26" x 1.95 = 2050
26" x 2.0 = 2055
26" x 2.1 = 2068
26" x 2.2 = 2075
Thanks very much indeed! It does seem to use the circumference in mm, so have worked out the appropriate figure for the Fuego's 20inch front wheel/ tyre. Much appreciated.
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