I have a stem that slopes down instead of up on my TT bike. I have a remote wind sensor to use with the TT bike. If I use a normal low angle stem mount I can still ready my iBike easily and using the remote wind sensor I figure the wind sensor is fine. If I calibrate the tilt like this is there any reason why readings wont be accurate or it wont work? Or does velocomp produce a stem mount for this type of situation?
I'd prefer not to use the Topeak extenders if I can get away with a regular stem mount.
Stem angle for TT bike
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Stem angle for TT bike
by mirandag_01 on Thu Jul 29, 2010 5:05 am
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Re: Stem angle for TT bike
by mirandag_01 on Fri Jul 30, 2010 6:06 am
The stem slopes downwards at an angle of about 12 degrees.
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Re: Stem angle for TT bike
by Velocomp on Fri Jul 30, 2010 7:12 am
With a RWS your iBike will work just fine. The downward pointing angle isn't a problem for power calculations.
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