Cylco computer for Brompton?
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Cylco computer for Brompton?
I prefer wired as it's potentially more reliable and accurate. I am very happy with the inexpensive Sigma BC1009 on my mountain bike but I can imagine problems setting it up on the Brompton with regards to folding and running the wire properly.
What have you other Brompton owners used successfully?
https://www.amazon.com/Sigma-BC-1009-...7069744&sr=1-1
What have you other Brompton owners used successfully?
https://www.amazon.com/Sigma-BC-1009-...7069744&sr=1-1
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I have been through so many cheap cycle computers, which usually break within the first six months. They are just not worth it!
I have now settled on the wired Cateye Enduro 8 and run two of them on my two main bikes one of which is a Brompton. You can also reset the ODO if you lose the settings, someting that the cheaper ones don't have.
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Jerry
I have now settled on the wired Cateye Enduro 8 and run two of them on my two main bikes one of which is a Brompton. You can also reset the ODO if you lose the settings, someting that the cheaper ones don't have.
Regards
Jerry
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Thanks Jerry. At $23 from Amazon it doesn't strike me as expensive. The BC1009 was around $18 and is going strong. I've been concerned with the constant fold and unfold and the Cateye heavier wiring sounds like a good idea.
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I prefer wired as it's potentially more reliable and accurate. I am very happy with the inexpensive Sigma BC1009 on my mountain bike but I can imagine problems setting it up on the Brompton with regards to folding and running the wire properly.
What have you other Brompton owners used successfully?
https://www.amazon.com/Sigma-BC-1009-...7069744&sr=1-1
What have you other Brompton owners used successfully?
https://www.amazon.com/Sigma-BC-1009-...7069744&sr=1-1
The main problem with wireless on folders is that the smaller wheel puts the transmitter further from the receiver, so you have to be sure the one you buy has a strong enough signal. In that regard and for accuracy, I've had a good experience with a Cateye Strada wireless.
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The main problem with wireless on folders is that the smaller wheel puts the transmitter further from the receiver, so you have to be sure the one you buy has a strong enough signal. In that regard and for accuracy, I've had a good experience with a Cateye Strada wireless.
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