Malico Posted July 27, 2019 Posted July 27, 2019 Morning, I have a basic entry level cycling computer. It is working, but it is tracking my distance incorrect, what could be the issue with it?
The Ouzo Posted July 27, 2019 Posted July 27, 2019 wheel size setting on the computer. make sure it matches the wheel thats on the bike
Malico Posted July 27, 2019 Author Posted July 27, 2019 HI, Thank you for the help, never thought about that. I will make the adjustement and monitor it again. I have a 29" maybe the setting is on 26", as it tracks less then what I have actually traveled. wheel size setting on the computer. make sure it matches the wheel thats on the bike
scotty Posted July 27, 2019 Posted July 27, 2019 Have a look at the manual, or you could measure the circumference length, even tire sizes i.e. 700x23, 25, 28 will impact the setting.
Malico Posted July 29, 2019 Author Posted July 29, 2019 Thanks guys, it look like this is a crappy one, as there is no place to adjust the tyre size. Look like I need to updgrade to another model.
Carbon_Kooi Posted July 29, 2019 Posted July 29, 2019 Thanks guys, it look like this is a crappy one, as there is no place to adjust the tyre size. Look like I need to updgrade to another model. What make and model do you have?
The Ouzo Posted July 29, 2019 Posted July 29, 2019 Thanks guys, it look like this is a crappy one, as there is no place to adjust the tyre size. Look like I need to updgrade to another model.I seriously doubt that there is no way to adjust wheel size. Even the most basic of units that were around in the 90's allowed for that. It might mean a complete unit reset at worst. But if you dont have the manual google for it.Wheel size on these things are normally measured in circumference, so you'll have to measure or work out the circumference of the wheel and tyre combination you're using (or google will probably have that answer for you).
Malico Posted July 29, 2019 Author Posted July 29, 2019 I seriously doubt that there is no way to adjust wheel size. Even the most basic of units that were around in the 90's allowed for that. It might mean a complete unit reset at worst. But if you dont have the manual google for it.Wheel size on these things are normally measured in circumference, so you'll have to measure or work out the circumference of the wheel and tyre combination you're using (or google will probably have that answer for you). I seriously doubt that there is no way to adjust wheel size. Even the most basic of units that were around in the 90's allowed for that. It might mean a complete unit reset at worst. But if you dont have the manual google for it.Wheel size on these things are normally measured in circumference, so you'll have to measure or work out the circumference of the wheel and tyre combination you're using (or google will probably have that answer for you).That is the thing, there is no model nr anywhere on it, just say ALTI on the front. I am considering buyng a Garmin Edge 500. Any opinions on this unit?
Malico Posted July 29, 2019 Author Posted July 29, 2019 That is the thing, there is no model nr anywhere on it, just say ALTI on the front. I am considering buyng a Garmin Edge 500. Any opinions on this unit?
The Ouzo Posted July 29, 2019 Posted July 29, 2019 even a edge 130 is a great piece of equipment if the budget doesnt stretch to a 500. But. Does your current unit not have a reset button under neath, one that you need to push with a pin ?normally if you push that it will reset to factory defaults and from there you'll be able to set time/date, wheel size etc.
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