In article <1993Jan16.223111.21416@microsoft.com>, philba@microsoft.com (Phil Barrett) writes:
|> I got a C50 and my wife a C30 for xmas. I mounted both of them but am
|> very suprised at the poor quality of the sensor mount. Just a wire tie
|> and a plastic mounting thingy that the tie threads through. I couldn't
|> get either to mount in a really solid fashion. While they seem to work
|> ok, I can see that the sensor mount will be moving around a fair amount
|> and will probably at times give false readings as well as require some
|> general tweaking. Is there a better mount out there? I've got a
|> couple of ideas but before I start fussing around, I wanted to see if
|> there was a tried-n-true product (or idea) out there.
My brother has an Avocet c40 and had problems mounting it onto the dropouts of his Manitou forks. One of the bike shops suggested using clear silicone to bond the sensor onto the dropout. The person at the hardware store sold us some clear urathane(I think the spelling is incorrect) it took about 24 hours for the urathane to set(dry). It is now securely mounted onto the dropout, and we still used the zip-tie as a backup in the event that the urathane bond fails(makes sure that the sensor doesn't fall in
