Cube Stereo Hybrid - Speed and Cadence Sensor

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Got a Cube Stereo Hybrid 120, a Full-Suspension E-Mountainbike. The distance to the magnet on the spoke is far too large to get the BT smart speed and cadence sensor working correctly. My used sensor example: https://tinyurl.com/ycpqkn5g A similar one: http://tinyurl.com/y7h7xnsd Designed a base that is tightened with a zip tie to the frame and has the needed socket to install the sensor on it. It uses the same magnet already in place for the Bosch motor and Bosch Intuvia / Purion display unit. You should have a small flat rubber strip between the printed part and the frame sideways and on top to keep away any movements (and tight fit of the zip tie). Not too big, not too little, the 02_base.stl has only space for one side with 1mm thickness. -------------------------------------------------------- I got an extra speed sensor with integrated cadence sensor left over for my Cube Stereo Hybrid 120 - a full-suspension E-Mountainbike. You can attach the cadence sensor to the chainstay, but the speed sensor is too far from the spoke and magnet. So I designed a holder that goes through the frame, secured by a cable tie, and has the right negative form for the sensor so it can be installed like on the attached rubber holder. Just place the sensor (see above link) on without the rubber, thread the two cable ties through, and tighten them up. To keep the holder from shifting on the frame and the lower cable tie from rubbing against the frame, you'll need two thin strips of adhesive-backed foam tape. I recommend http://tinyurl.com/y8h8rxnc - just buy a whole roll of it; you can always use it again and cut it to size easily.