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Old 05-21-15 | 11:43 PM
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Since it uses a gps, the position and hence distance and speed are determined from satellite readings. The non-gps cycle computers merely count wheel revolutions and you can select the tire circumference. Some of these units let you set bike A and bike B. The gps does not need wheel circumference so there's no multiple bike support. When you upload to strava, you can select which bike you rode. And you can edit that info afterward.
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