Mechanical speedometer/odometer. Recommendations?

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08-08-19 | 10:58 AM

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indyfabz

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Originally Posted by Caliper

You realize that the computer part on most electronic units is designed to be quickly detached from the bike?

The original post is 5 years old, and the OP hasn't posted on BF in over two years. Just sayin'.

08-09-19 | 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by indyfabz

The original post is 5 years old, and the OP hasn't posted on BF in over two years. Just sayin'.

I suppose it is, but I really never check that sort of thing because who cares? Clearly others have an interest in the topic also. It was near the top of the forum, unread, and had an interesting topic.

08-09-19 | 10:48 AM

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autonomy

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Originally Posted by shelbyfv

Five years on, the choices of mechanical odometers have likely diminished.

https://omata.com/ does this count?

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Originally Posted by indyfabz

I'll take my computer controlled washing machine over a washboard and tub.

P.S. You quoted a post from 2014.

A better first post than most these days...

08-09-19 | 11:07 AM

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Clearly others have an interest in the topic also. It was near the top of the forum, unread, and had an interesting topic.

It was near the top because one person bumped it. If you read the entire thread there is not one post expressing interest in mechanical odometers other than the post by the bumper.

08-09-19 | 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by autonomy

A better first post than most these days...

My money is on one and done.

08-09-19 | 02:55 PM

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big chainring

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Huret Multito. Attaches to front hub and has a little drive belt mechanism. They operate great. Probably a few on ebay. I have bought several. .. usually attached to a bike. Someone on the C&V forum might have one lying around and willing to give/sell.