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Old 08-14-06 | 03:48 PM
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From: Denver, CO

Bikes: Some silver ones, a red one, a black and orange one, and a few titanium ones

Cateyes are the Timex of cyclocomputers. They may not be fancy but they can take a lickin'! Inexpensive and nearly indestructable.

During one 'Hey, guys! Watch this!' moment, I happened to knock one off my mountain bike into a stream. I was a couple of miles away when I notice that it was missing, so I went back. I found it in the stream about 25 yards below where I had my...umm, moment... and it was still ticking off the time. I used that one for a number of years before upgrading. My current one has been through the wash several times, through downpours, and been skipped down the road a few times when it came off the bracket (which is the weak point of Cateyes). It may look a little raggity but it still works.
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