• Cycling speed sensor for select Garmin wrist-mounted personal trainers and cycling computers
• Compatible with Garmin Edge 305, Edge 305CAD, and Forerunner 305

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• Compatible With GRM0044720, GRM0044700 & GRM0044730 The EDGE 305 Series
• Self-Calibrating, Wireless

• Currently this item is on backorder. The ETA of availability is 3/24/2009.
• Please see the above description.

May 17, 2010 by concerned_earthling | Posted in Cycling

I ride a recumbent and the pedals are not located in a way that one sensor could be used for speed & cadence.
If the sensor is one that can be used for either speed or cadence and the 'computer' could pick up two different sensors , one for

The cadence speed sensor is one unit according to the manual for the 705. Using two different sensors may cause interference with each other.

https://buy.garmin.com/shop/store/manual.jsp?product=010-00555-20&cID=160&pID=10885

Jan 06, 2009 by Melons | Posted in Cycling

any buttons

i have a 305 but not cadence or foot pod sensor. i don't know if you can without pressing something but i know you need to press a button if you are using multisport so i would say you would have to press at least one button
hope this helps.

I meet crazy concrete embankment on the river of time, I think, it's Monday, so there is no over time or cadence, or heart pain. Ideas as soon as possible, I looked at the Garmin device to check my speed, rhythm, time, heart rate. I was pleasantly surprised, my typical ride is above the level of last week. I am a cyclist, genealogy, music lovers, writers, and home cooks, but not so in any one of them has become a truly great specificity. I am in my late 50s, but I do not think they venerably dry.My interest is varied, one hope, I can record every-day existence and lively interest in all things.

Source: A year of bike commuting

Date: August 6, 2011

Distances: Swim 500 m, Bike 30 Km, Run 5 Km

This was my third consecutive year competing in this race. I had registered Molly and me for it in 2008, but I ended up having to work that day and missed the race. For the next year I got to hear from Molly what a great race it was, how huge the waves were and her experience with being flipped and pinned underwater in the surf. In 2009 I was not feeling particularly fresh, but ended up having a great race. It was an exciting year because the military went off in the first wave and I took the lead about 5 miles into the bike and held it to break the finish tape. There ended up being two pros there that year that started in later waves and actually beat my overall time, so I placed third. My 2010 race I was passed in the run by John Hatala to finish 6 overall. My 2010 race report is here .

I was really looking forward to doing this race. It is my prep race for the Superfrog Triathlon on September 11. The race also served as a test for my current racing and readiness to race since I can compare the results. Remarkably, the conditions were really pretty similar between the past three races. It is cool and overcast in the morning, but by time the run starts the marine layer has burned off and it is hot out. The surf there is always big. This year there seemed to be more current than I remember, and although the waves didn’t seem as big I was hammered by them this year.

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• Heart rate monitor
• Optimized for use in congested areas such as gym classes & starting lines