Spacer for Sensor Bike Computer Decathlon Van Rysel
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This is a spacer for approaching the sensor of a spedometer to the magnet at the required distance.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor Sports
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
I designed this spacer because the default sensor rubber is not close enough to the magnet, and when I say not close enough, I'm saying very very far away, which is curious because both of the bikes that I tried are from Decathlon, I don't know if the brand is aware of this, but they should find a solution.
The brand says that the sensor needs a minimum distance of 5 mm to be detected, I would recommend a little bit more because if the magnet turns around it could collide with the sensor.
As it's seen in the pictures, by default the sensor is more or less 17 mm away from the magnet, with my spacer the sensor is just 7 mm away, enough to detect the speed, but you can put it closer rising up or down the sensor.
You will need two more straps to attach the spacer to the bike.
The spacer is designed to work with a fork of 40 mm diameter, but you can adjust it with de SOLIDWORKS file.
Print Settings
Supports:
No supports needed, print it standing up.
Resolution:
0.2 layer height
0.4 nozzle
Infill:
15%
Perimeters:
3 or 4 recommended
Filament: PLA