Speed setting on Cateye

[Guest Big H]

You must be a Stormers fan..... a sjeim dit is seker maar moeilik..... Toemaar Broer ..... jy is vergewe.... net hierdie keer ok!!!!!!!

[Jaco Steyn]

You can work it out mathematically by using the equation circumference=pi(3.14159265358979323846) multiplied by wheel diameter, or circumference = 2 x pi x radius. For example if the diameter is 50 cm then the eqation will be 3.14 x 50 = 157 cm, or by using radius (from axle to end of wheel) would be 2 ? 3.14 ? 25 = 157cm. You would then have to put in the value of 157 into the Cateye. Hope this helps.

 

[The Saint]

Hey Maximum' date=' thankully you are not trying to start another fourum................. and steal the limelight from the Hub.........

 

what is with "http://www.superforum.co.za " dude????

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Nope not at all, that is just a small forum community run by a few friends from across the country.

 

You can look at this site if you want seeing that you appear to be bored

http://www.ukajede.co.za maybe put some money where your mouth is.

 

[Guest Big H]

Goeie ou Pi

 

Laaitie kom by die huis en sy pa vra wat het julle geleer. Seun se on het geleer van  - "Pi are square" Pa se "Snert man!!!!! almal weet pie are round.... wat leer hulle julle!!!!!!"

[homer]

probeer 1450 werk op ons spinfietse. 34 km p uur gee jou n cadence van 112

[Guest Big H]

Thanx Homer ek het dit gemeet en dit was 1420. Ons sal dit vandag uit probeer. Dankie vir almal se raad en ook vir die wat probeer snaaks wees het ek hoop julle het iets geleer!!!!!!