Bontrager Duo Trap Owner's Manual

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Bontrager Duo Trap Bike Computer Specification

The Bontrager DuoTrap Bike Computer is an integrated cycling sensor system designed for seamless performance and ease of use. It is specifically engineered to fit neatly into the chainstay of compatible Trek bikes, providing a sleek and aerodynamic profile that eliminates the need for external sensors. This integration minimizes drag and maintains the bike's aesthetic appeal.

The DuoTrap system supports both ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart wireless technologies, ensuring extensive compatibility with a wide range of devices and cycling apps. This dual connectivity allows cyclists to easily pair the sensor with their preferred bike computer, smartphone, or fitness device to monitor essential metrics such as speed, cadence, and distance in real-time.

Installation is straightforward, requiring no external mounts or zip ties, and the sensor is powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery, offering long-lasting performance and easy maintenance. The DuoTrap's accuracy and reliability make it ideal for both casual riders and serious cyclists seeking to optimize their training by tracking their ride data precisely.

The device is weather-resistant, ensuring consistent performance under various environmental conditions, whether it's rain, dust, or mud. This durability makes it suitable for different terrains and riding styles. Overall, the Bontrager DuoTrap Bike Computer offers an elegant and efficient solution for cyclists looking to enhance their biking experience with precise data tracking and seamless integration into their cycling routine.

Bontrager Duo Trap Bike Computer F.A.Q.

How do I install the Bontrager Duo Trap on my bike?

To install the Bontrager Duo Trap, first locate the Duo Trap-compatible slot on your bike's chainstay. Insert the sensor into the slot and secure it using the provided screws. Ensure it is aligned correctly for optimal performance.

What should I do if my Duo Trap is not connecting to my bike computer?

If your Duo Trap is not connecting, ensure that both the sensor and the bike computer have fresh batteries. Check for any interference from other devices and try resetting both the sensor and the computer.

How can I pair the Duo Trap with my smartphone app?

To pair the Duo Trap with a smartphone app, enable Bluetooth on your phone and open the compatible cycling app. Follow the app's instructions to search for and connect to the Duo Trap sensor.

What maintenance does the Duo Trap require for optimal performance?

Regularly check the Duo Trap sensor for dirt and debris and clean it with a soft cloth. Replace the battery annually or when the sensor shows low battery warnings.

Can the Duo Trap measure cadence and speed simultaneously?

Yes, the Bontrager Duo Trap is designed to measure both cadence and speed simultaneously, providing comprehensive data for your cycling performance.

How do I change the battery in the Duo Trap sensor?

To change the battery, remove the sensor from the bike, open the battery compartment using a small screwdriver, and replace the old battery with a new CR2032 coin cell battery.

Why is my Duo Trap sensor not displaying accurate speed readings?

Ensure that the sensor is properly aligned and secure on the bike. Check the magnet placement on the wheel or pedal, and ensure there is no interference from other electronic devices.

Is the Duo Trap compatible with all bike computers?

The Bontrager Duo Trap is compatible with most ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart enabled devices. Always check the compatibility of your bike computer or app with the Duo Trap sensor.

How do I reset the Duo Trap sensor?

To reset the Duo Trap, remove the battery, wait for 10 seconds, then reinsert the battery. This should reset the sensor and resolve minor connectivity issues.

What should I do if the cadence readings seem inaccurate?

Check the position of the cadence magnet on the crank arm. Ensure that it passes closely by the sensor without touching it. Adjust the magnet or sensor position if necessary.