Recommended Trip computers

exmachina

I currently have a decathlon DC7R and i want to upgrade to something that will allow me to display cadence .

Has anyone got any recomendations??

penugent

I use the Cat Eye CD300DW on one of my bikes. Apart from the fiddly reset method I like the fact that you get time, distance, speed and cadence all on the one screen.

I use the Shimano Flightdeck on another of my bikes, this too has cadence but you have to flick about to read time distance and cadence.

The much cheaper Astrale-8 also has cadence and is a much lauded computer.

spasypaddy

i recommend the blackburn delphi 4.0. huge screen and can do a hell of alot!
http://www.delphicyclometers.com/

domtyler

I've just taken delivery of a shiny new GPS enabled Garmin Edge 305. Wasn't cheap at ??170 inc. vat & del. but you can use it to plot courses and then follow them meaning no need for a map.
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Steve Austin

The Polar CS200CAD is working nice for me

richa

I have a Garmin Edgee and a Polar CS200CAD and they are both great. But they are not cheap and do do alot of extras that you have not asked for.

The Blackburn Delphi Range (from £20 odd quid at Ribble) - it is a great cycle computer for the money. And, it also looks very smart indeed.

I would go for the Blackburn...

exmachina

Thnaks guys loads for me to think about...

I would of replied sooner but I got engrossed in RichA's Etape blog.. good luck with that.

I've set myself the challange of doing a T deF stage before My 50th birthday (5 years)

Hmmm maybe todays prologue!... :-)

penugent

exmachina wrote:

Hmmm maybe todays prologue!... :-)

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Oi "exmachina" NO!!!!

Has to be a 'real' stage of the 'actual' Tour - prologue doesn't count

exmachina

penugent wrote:

Oi "exmachina" NO!!!!

Has to be a 'real' stage of the 'actual' Tour - prologue doesn't count

LOl.. No i was thinking of real stage with big catagory climbs..