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Originally Posted by 79pmooney
(Post 19500424)
I used a Lucas (?) cyclometer on my first two drop handlebar bikes. Completely electronics free. .....
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I really like Strava and Cyclemeter. It's fun going through my ride history and seeing how my times have dropped for certain segments that I ride.
Sometimes I'll tell my non-riding friends about some of my rides. They get that look like they don't believe me, so I whip the app out to show them. The Strava global heat map is great. I can't say enough good things about it. It has helped me to find and plan new riding destinations near me. I also like to get on there and look around potential vacation destinations for places to ride. |
I still remember my first CatEye computer. It was the size of a meteorite. Don't do Strava or GPS, but I do have a PGS--Paper Guidance System. Cue sheets are real.
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 19505658)
I still remember my first CatEye computer. It was the size of a meteorite. Don't do Strava or GPS, but I do have a PGS--Paper Guidance System. Cue sheets are real.
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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 19505669)
What's the best cue sheet material? I've heard steel, but that seems excessively heavy.
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