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10-09-10 | 05:43 PM

edtrek

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Recommendation on Large-Print, Wireless Cadence Bike Computer

I'd like to ask for advice/recommendations on a wireless bike computer with Cadence, preferably with larger letters (suffer from OldGuySyndrome) I've been using a Cateye CC-CD300 on my Surly LHT, but the cadence number against the blue background is difficult to read.

Thanks in advance.

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10-10-10 | 08:04 PM

akohekohe

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Garmin 705. You can configure it to make the cadence take up the entire screen if you want. P.S. As a fellow Old Guy my bike computer was much easier to read when I had a pair of bifocals made specifically for riding after measuring the distance from my eyes to the bike computer when I was riding.

10-10-10 | 08:29 PM

socalrider

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+1 on Garmin you can adust how many screens you are looking at from 1 to 8.. 2nd choice would be topeak v16 wireless..

https://topeak.com/products/Computers...16DualWireless

10-12-10 | 05:09 PM

socalslowguy

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The Sigma Rox 8.0 and 9.0 have wireless speed and wireless cadence sensors. You can't make cadence take up the whole display like the Garmin but I find it easy to read. I took a picture of it when showing just cadence in the top section of the display.