Bicycle Mechanics - Programing Flight Deck

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tourman
04-16-03, 05:20 PM
Over the winter my battery went dead on my flight deck computer. I installed a new battery and reset the numbers. I have a Cannondale R1000. Does 2110 mm sound right for the wheel circumference? The lbs programed it the first time and I wasn't paying attention to what he was doing.:rolleyes:
deliriou5
04-16-03, 07:53 PM
well, the most accurate way is to do a rollout (make a chalk mark on your tire and see what distance it covers in one complete revolution)
here's the data i got from my manual
700x18 2070mm
700x19 2090mm
700x20 2110mm
700x25 2115mm
700x28 2135mm
I run 700x23 tires, so I went with the 2115 since it's closer
It might be too late now, but for the future, write down the sizes in case the battery goes bad again.
I have a new Flight Deck and it occurred to me that I should do the same.
I asked the LBS mechanic if the Flight Deck would retain data if I pulled out an old battery and immediately replaced it with a fresh one. He asked someone in the back and said that he thought so.
Rob
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