Questions & Answers for Wahoo Fitness Blue SC Cycling Speed/Cadence Sensor for iPhone

Yes, that's the whole idea. They work fine together on my iPhone 4S, and they should work just as well on the iPhone 5.

• Answered by Peter T from Waterloo
• Jan 2, 2013
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Your speed and cadence as measured by the SC will be recorded in Cyclemeter. Your GPS location will also be tracked on the map in Cyclemeter because the GPS still keeps running. This is the best possible combination. The speed measurement from the SC is much more accurate than what is computed from the GPS. All of this happens automatically as long as your SC is correctly paired. The other stats like stopped time, average speed, etc. are all determined from the SC's speed measurement by the way. As a tip, also get an external Blueooth GPS for your iPhone like the Dual GPS to save battery life. Look it up.

• Answered by Peter T from Waterloo
• Mar 3, 2013
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It will work on a turbo trainer.

I use an Elite and it tracks everything perfectly.

• Answered by Stephen P
• Feb 9, 2013
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Both! You can use this product with the Strava app-- OR use the (free) Wahoo Fitness App and upload your results to Strava post-workout.

• Answered by Molly A from Atlanta
• Feb 13, 2013
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There are different fitness apps like Cyclemeter that need to be actively running to record the speed and cadence data from the sensors while you're riding, so that you can view it on a graph or export it. But if you don't have your phone with you during the ride, the sensor itself will at least keep track of the total distance travelled and can then update Wahoo's own odometer app the next time the phone and sensor communicate again, but nothing more detailed.

• Answered by Peter T from Waterloo
• Oct 9, 2012
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The manufacturers website confirms that the device does include iPhone5 compatibility.

• Answered by Tom B
• Nov 28, 2012
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