Review on Optimized Garmin Speed Cadence Sensor Replacement Parts for Enhanced Performance by Kevin Mariappan
$10 for a dime piece of plastic.
If you have a Garmin Edge system where the plastic holding the magnet is damaged. You have little choice. Garmin has you-know-what. They pay $10 for a lousy piece of plastic that costs them about 10 cents to make and they add some ties like it makes you feel better. It's bad enough that I had to pay $700 for a GPS that shouldn't cost more than $200, but it is now. Come on!
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- Crumpled packaging
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