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Woland Rookie 5 posts since
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15. Nov 26, 2008 5:55 AM in response to: Drew55
Re: GPS or Cycling Computer?

 

Drew55 - well I did not return 305 to REI yet - the thought of having to strip all the stuff (mounts, magnets, cadence sensor) off my bike and then spend another hour or two attaching replacement... But I notice that if I wedge bike light fairly close to Edge 305 - so that it pushes against it and prevents it from moving freely and (hopefully) rattling - then I have  the switch off problem more or less under control. I will investigate attaching some rubber (old broken "Livestrong"bracelet would do) to 305 to minimize it's ability to rattle if I do not have bike light on handlebars.

 

 

Drew55 Rookie 5 posts since
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16. Nov 26, 2008 6:10 AM in response to: omabikeryder
Re: GPS or Cycling Computer?

Jeeprockrawler,

Whle using some type of superglue to mount it directly onto the spokes is a option, I got one about the same physical size from magcraft, pried the old one out and used a drop of super glue (although not really needed) to ensure it remained inside the metalic mount the original one was in.

Drew55 Rookie 5 posts since
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17. Nov 26, 2008 6:11 AM in response to: Woland
Re: GPS or Cycling Computer?

Woland,

Would probably be best not working with REI, but go directly to GARMIN, describe the symptom and see what they say, Once I did, it tool about 10 days for them to get me a refurbushed model and it's not shut down again since. Prior to swapping it out, the only option i had for getting an accurate reading was leaving the display unit in a pocket just pulling it out ot get a reading then return it. If it was mounted on the handlebars, it would usually remain on until i hit the first bump of any type then shut down. Plus I only had to return the basic unit, not the rest of it. all the mounting brackets, etc remained on my bike

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