Torque Sensor — Kimdyma K01 & K02 Spare Part
On the K01 Titan X
Bottom bracket
Position
Crank puller + BB tool
Tools
20min
Fitting time
Racks & carriers

Torque Sensor — Kimdyma K01 & K02 Spare Part

Replacing the bottom bracket requires a crank puller and a BB tool, and the cable must be routed and connected correctly. We recommend fitting by a...

€99,00 Incl. VAT
Will it fit?
Pick your bike
Fits 2 of our bikes, and most frames with the right mounts.

In stock · dispatched the same working day

  • Free delivery
  • 5–14 working days
  • Consumable part, no warranty
  • Parts cannot be returned
Before you order

Will it fit your bike?

The torque sensor sits in the bottom bracket shell — whether it fits is a measurement, not a description. So it is printed for each bike rather than listed as "compatible with our range".

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Riding another brand? Two things decide it.

Replacing the bottom bracket needs a crank puller and a BB tool, and the cable has to be re-routed and reconnected. We recommend having it fitted by a bicycle mechanic.

Fitting it yourself

One tool, no wiring, bottom bracket out and in.

A torque sensor goes inside the bottom bracket shell — it takes the bracket out, the sensor in, and the bracket back. The page says what that takes before the money is spent.

20 min With the right bottom bracket tool.
Crank puller + BB tool In the box. Nothing else needed.
Cable must be re-routed and reconnected Nothing to unplug, no lights to route.

Would rather not? Any partner workshop fits it while you wait. Find a workshop

The numbers

Seven rows. There is no eighth worth printing.

Type Pedal-assist torque sensor
Position Bottom bracket
What owners say

The only thing worth sorting them by.

Not how tall they are — what they bolted it to. The account knows which bikes each of them owns, so nobody was asked to type a frame, and nobody was asked for a height.

What they talk about

The last ones are complaints, and they are on the list because they are. A page that prints only the good half is a page nobody believes.

All 0 reviews Pick your bike above and the wall puts the people who fitted it to the same one first. 0

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Goes with it

The three things bought in the same basket, most often.

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