Parts & Accessories

Bontrager's DuoTrap Digital Speed/Cadence Sensor pulls double duty for your ANT+ cycling computer. It wirelessly transmits speed and cadence data and fits directly into the chainstay of certain Trek bicycles for a clean look that installs in seconds.

Connect ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart devices to all of the data available from the DuoTrap S sensor for your on-the-bike wireless needs. • ANT+ 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth Smart wireless digital speed and cadence sensor • ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart allow simultaneous use of Trip 300 and smartphone • For use with many ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart wireless technology enabled devices • Includes Bontrager wheel magnet, crank cadence band, and CR2032 battery • Works with Trek DuoTrap compatible bikes

Get more data from your rides with the Bontrager Interchange digital combo speed and cadence sensor. This ANT+ 2.4 Ghz is designed to work with Bontrager Node wireless computers. It also works with many other ANT+ enabled devices. Sensor adjustment is easy with the adjustable arm. • ANT+ 2.4 Ghz and Bluetooth Smart wireless digital speed and cadence sensor • ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart allow simultaneous use of Trip 300 and smartphone • For use with many ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart wireless technology enabled devices • Independently adjustable arm for precise alignment of speed and cadence sensors • Includes Bontrager wheel magnet and crank cadence band • Includes silicone mounting strap to fit most chainstays and CR2032 battery • Visit www.thisisant.com/directory/ for compatible ANT+ devices • Visit www.bluetooth.com/pages/bluetooth-smart-devices.aspx for compatible Bluetooth devices

Get the most out of your ride with the addition of speed and cadence. Whether you are a weekend warrior or data junkie we’ve got you covered. Features - Sensor magnet kit for RideSense speed and cadence sensors Kit includes: - RideSense speed magnet - RideSense cadence magnet

The cadence magnet pedal insert is designed for tight installation situations. The principle is simple, yet space-saving: the power magnet attaches to any steel pedal spindle by magnetic force alone. From there, it triggers the cadence transmitter with each crank revolution.