Wireless bike computers
09-09-05, 03:36 PM
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Wireless bike computers
I'm looking for a wireless bike computer. Any suggestions?
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With H.R.: https://shop.sunrisecyclery.com/item/12343/
Without: https://shop.sunrisecyclery.com/item/11564/
I have both (different bikes) and love them.
Without: https://shop.sunrisecyclery.com/item/11564/
I have both (different bikes) and love them.
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gps systems, garmin is good the only thing it cant do is cadance
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Originally Posted by norsehabanero
gps systems, garmin is good the only thing it cant do is cadance
Disclaimer: I know nothing about GPS options.
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I like my cateye wireless... bought two of them and believe it or not they are not affected by my HID!!!
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
There's a new one that can. https://www.garmin.com/products/edge305/
Disclaimer: I know nothing about GPS options.
Disclaimer: I know nothing about GPS options.
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Good luck. Don't ride with a BlackBerry. Don't ride in a city with lots of wireless interference. Don't ever make or receive a call on your cellphone. Don't worry if your wireless computer shows your top speed at 99.9 km/h. Maybe I was just unlucky, but it took me two unsuccessful attempts to use two different wireless computers before I gave up and bought wired.
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Bought 2 Sigma 1200 wireless back in March, one for my son, one for me. After a couple weeks his failed. Took it back. After about a couple months mine failed. Took it back. Failed again after another 2 weeks. Took it back for a Sigma 1600 wired. Also got a wired system for my son.
All the failures seemed to be with the received on the handle bar.
All the failures seemed to be with the received on the handle bar.
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I've got a Cateye Cordless 7 and generally it works pretty well. Occasionally it reports a max speed of 80 mph or something ridiculous like that but that's the only problem so far.
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I've been using a Cateye Micro Wireless (model
CC-MC100W) for several months now and it's been great. No goofiness at all, except for the past few days it's been intermittently registering the speed/distance on the head unit. Went to Rat Shack today and got a new battery for the sensor for $3.10 and voila! - all is well again.
CC-MC100W) for several months now and it's been great. No goofiness at all, except for the past few days it's been intermittently registering the speed/distance on the head unit. Went to Rat Shack today and got a new battery for the sensor for $3.10 and voila! - all is well again.
09-10-05, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Ritehsedad
Bought 2 Sigma 1200 wireless back in March, one for my son, one for me. After a couple weeks his failed. Took it back. After about a couple months mine failed. Took it back. Failed again after another 2 weeks. Took it back for a Sigma 1600 wired. Also got a wired system for my son.
All the failures seemed to be with the received on the handle bar.
All the failures seemed to be with the received on the handle bar.
