Carl Denk wrote:
> Hadn't thought about that, we are road bike types, and very rarely are 
> out in the rain. But can see, that mud, snow and any kind of dirt would 
> be an issue. Good thought. :)

Who's this we quimo sabe? You've obviously never ridden with my
group. :-)

They are quite correct about the dirt. Normal riding on the road
kicks up a ton of road dirt, usually in the form of worn tire
dust, rust and dirt. When I've completed any ride over 30 miles
my legs are filthy. This has nothing to do with rain, snow or mud.

To others, most of my bikes have reed relays. You can hear the relay
tick as the magnet passes the relay.

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