Originally Posted by
VicM
Friends,
Which cyclometer company has easy to follow instructions? The Sigma almost drove me crazy trying to program it. Is Cateye easier to follow? I know I'm at fault for not being digital, but I want a cyclometer for under fifty bucks that has cadence and that I can program without another case of apoplexy. Any help much appreciated! VicM
It's definitely not your fault. I have BEE and a masters in engineering science and they often leave me stumped. Of course I could be stupid.
Both mine are Cateye, but I'm not impressed with the instructions. Way too complicated, but you'll eventually figure them out.
Heart rate monitors are worse. I just upgraded mine. I downloaded the manuals of all those I was considering and studied them. It was the only way I could tell what they actually did and if I was willing to try to operate them.
Kudos to Garmin as I not only bought their monitor, but a GPS receiver as well.
You might consider downloading the cyclometer manuals and see which seem the best.
Al