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Bryton Rider 20 and Bontrager Inetrchange ANT+Combo Sensor

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  • March 14, 2015 at 12:02 pm #23496
    phax71

    Heh all.

    Just looking for some help.

    I purchased a Bontrager Inetrchange ANT+Combo Sensor,

    http://www.evanscycles.com/products/bontrager/interchangeable-ant-combo-sensor-ec036094

    largely to use with my Bryton Rider 20 when on the Turbo, just so I could get at my Turbo data over Winter months ..

    Anyway, the two devices pair ok But I simply cannot get a readout from the Bryton whatsoever … I’ve tried moving things around, starting the Bryton after starting pedalling, etc, etc, etc but no joy.

    Bryton have said that it should work (being ANT+) but cannot guarantee compatibility with all devices.

    So, I’m just wondering whether anyone has a similar setup … and if they have it working …

    I have seen posts online where peeps are using other Bryton products with this sensor and having now issues?

    Any ideas?

    Many thanks.

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  • March 14, 2015 at 1:57 pm #836917
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    phax71

    Cheers mate ..
    I’ll have to
    Cheers mate ..

    I’ll have to look again (I figured it was possibly just too old as I think the Rider 20 was the first offering from Bryton) ..

    Thanks all the same…. Anyone else?

    March 14, 2015 at 1:41 pm #836915
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    fukawitribe

    FWIW i’m using a Bryton Rider
    FWIW i’m using a Bryton Rider 35 with the same speed/cadence sensor – had it a couple of years now, works OK for me once the sensor is registering both magnets (something it seems to be getting more twitchy about as time goes on, even with a new battery).

    Don’t know enough about the head unit internals to comment on whether that’s relevant or not, but both are spec’d to support the ANT+ combined speed/cadence profile so i’d hope both should work in theory.

    Sorry can’t be more help.

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