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You need the find the "magic spot." When I frist rode with this pad, 
like you my HRM worked it way out - I shoved it back and it worked it's 
way out. But rest asured there is a spot somewhere there where it will 
stay in place - at least for the distance of a "loop."

I acturally think you need to put the HRM electrode a little further 
back under the the supracor that you would under other pads. Since I 
pull my saddle at vet checks - I only have to have a 15 (+/-) mile 
solution. But in my experience if it is going to come out, it does so 
fairly soon after you take off. So a 15 mile solution will probably work 
most of the time but just remember "your mileage may vary."

Truman



Aaron Turnage wrote:

> I just recently purchased a Supracor Cool Grip pad. For those of you 
> that ride with HRM and a "non-fuzzy" pad, how do you get the electrode 
> to stay put under the pad/saddle? I tried it this weekend and it 
> worked it's way out. Do you hot-glue the electrode portion to the pad? 
> Add velcro in that spot?
> What has worked for others with this? FYI I also have a Tacky Tack pad 
> and the electrode stays put under that one, I'm guessing due to the 
> material of the pad itself.
> Thanks!
> Crysta



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“It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how 
smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong” Richard 
Feynman



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