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Old 01-01-12 | 02:22 AM
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Bikes: 2022 Salsa Beargrease Carbon Deore 11, 2020 Salsa Warbird GRX 600, 2020 Canyon Ultimate CF SLX disc 9.0 Di2, 2020 Catrike Eola, 2016 Masi cxgr, 2011, Felt F3 Ltd, 2010 Trek 2.1, 2009 KHS Flite 220

I had a cateye strada wired that worked well until the wire pulled loose from the device. Then it proved almost impossible to fix. I had a Sigma wireless device that was usually fine except when it lost the signal from interference - this is sometimes, but not always, owing to riding near someone else who has a wireless device, so its less of a problem if you tend to ride alone. Now, I've got a Garmin Edge GPS, which is just great, but 5X your target price.

Bottom line - if you don't want to spend the money for something very expensive, then wired or wireless are both ok but imperfect. The Cateyes and Sigmas both were mostly satisfactory.
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