Old 09-27-19 | 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by dagray
I think a Cateye wireless computers would be less expensive than four basic computers.

I used the Cateye Stealth for a long time before upgrading to my Garmin 820.
Whatchou takkin 'bout? Is this an instance of quantity disagreement?

I already have two computers mounted to two bikes, inherited from their previous owners, and a wireless computer currently waiting to be mounted. The wireless is a Cateye strada and I'm not sure if I can easily track multiple diameter wheels with it. I recently bought a 4th bike, with no computer, and I'm debating if I should revamp the current setup, or keep the basic information on the handlebars while tracking other metrics like cadence, elevation, etc. with my phone in the pocket, and adding a HR smartwatch sometime later. I think the proposed setup provides the most flexibility and value because the smartwatch is useful for tracking other exercise off the bike.
I can do all of this for about the cost of a Garmin head unit before multiple mounts and sensors.
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