The Types segment classifies Cycling Sensors into six functional categories: Speed Sensors, Cadence Sensors, Power Meters, Heart‑Rate Sensors, GPS Modules, and Integrated Multi‑Sensor Units. Speed sensors, typically wheel‑mounted, provide the foundational metric for distance and velocity calculations, underpinning the majority of consumer‑grade devices. Cadence sensors, either crank‑based or shoe‑based, capture pedal revolutions and are essential for training efficiency analysis. Power meters, positioned on the crank, pedals, or hub, deliver direct output measurements and represent the highest value‑add component, especially in performance‑oriented segments. Heart‑rate sensors, often worn as chest straps or wrist‑based optical devices, complement mechanical data with physiological insight. GPS modules, integrated into bike computers, add geospatial context, enabling route mapping and advanced analytics. Integrated multi‑sensor units combine two or more of these functions into a single package, streamlining installation and data synchronization. Each type contributes proportionally to market revenue based on its technological complexity, price tier, and adoption rate, reinforcing the overall market taxonomy.