Inclinometer Black 31.8mm +27-15% Sky Mounti

Inclinometer Black 31.8mm +27-15% Sky Mounti
Inclinometer Black 31.8mm +27-15% Sky Mounti

This Inclinometer by Sky Mounti is Black in color, fits on handle bars with a diameter of 31.8mm, and has a measurement range of +27% to -15%. No batteries required. ... read more

Brand: Sky Mounti
Product Code: SM31B
Availability: 3
Price: $24.95
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Some call it a "fun way to measure pain," but the Inclinometer is actually a useful training aid for all cyclists that accurately measures the angle of climbs and descents +27/-15 percent. At only 26 grams, it easily attaches to handlebars, so there's no weight penalty. The small dependable devise works like a carpenter's bubble level, so there's no batteries or parts to fail! The analogous display works precisely and without vibrations. This is the perfect gift for all bicycle enthusiasts and is now available for 31.8 bars.

Meter Scale: +27/-15%

Handlebar Diameter: 31.8mm

Low tech, high function. Made in Germany

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Mounting Instructions

Sky Mounti Inclinometer: Mounting Instructions

IMPORTANT: Please DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN the screws. Doing this can weaken or break the under-bracket.

STEP 1: Friction Strip
Inclinometer: Friction Strip

It is not necessary to use the entire rubber friction strip. The only purpose for this strip is to keep the inclinometer from rotating on the bars. Depending on bar diameter and fit, you may want to trim this strip to make installation easier.

In addition, inclinometers are available in two different sizes for regular (26mm) and over-sized (31.8mm) bar diameters.

STEP 2: Tighten but Still Hand Adjustable
Inclinometer: Putting it togetherInclinometer: Tighten, but still hand adjustable

Progressively tighten the screws (one side then the other) until the Inclinometer begins to tighten on the bar, but it can still be adjusted (rotated around the bar) by hand.

STEP 3: Friction Strip
Inclinometer: Friction Strip

Then, with the bike on a level surface, hand position the Inclinometer until the bubble reads "zero".

Then tighten each bolt another half-turn or so, and you're ready to ride.

STEP 4: Give it a Try
Inclinometer: Ride Uphill the Bubble moves to the frontInclinometer: Ride Downhill the bubble moves to the back

As you ride uphill the bubble moves towards the front of the inclinometer.

As you ride downhill the bubble moves towards the back of the inclinometer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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