cycle computer

inchcape
inchcape Posts: 38
edited July 2007 in Road beginners
which manufacturer offers the best value for money and reliability am just looking for a basic simple to use computer.

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  • jibi
    jibi Posts: 857
    get yourself down to Aldi next thursday 19th

    http://murl.se/26518

    george

    https://picasaweb.google.com/georgeidf50
  • fluff.
    fluff. Posts: 771
    I'd maybe avoid the supercheap wireless, as they seem prone to fall over and die quite often, cheap wired versions are much more reliable.
  • Zendog1
    Zendog1 Posts: 816
    Halfords do a range of the basics for under £10 - my first £5 computer worked fine for 5k miles. Doubtless the aldi version will do the same. For the cost of a couple of pints its not worth thinking about.
  • Rich Hcp
    Rich Hcp Posts: 1,355
    I use a Cateye wireless on my MTB and a Cateye wired on my road bike.

    The reason for wireless on the MTB is that you can snag the wire on the scenery!

    Less chance on a road bike, so i saved some money and went for wired
    Richard

    Giving it Large
  • McBain_v1
    McBain_v1 Posts: 5,237
    Cateye Mity 8 is an excellent little unit. Hasn't been phased by the recent rain either.
    That said, I like the new Cateye Strada, very neat unit with good stem mounting option as well. Both for under £30 :wink:
    What do I ride? Now that's an Enigma!
  • louis winthorpe 3rd
    louis winthorpe 3rd Posts: 49
    I find Cateye generally good.Im using a Cateye Enduro 2 which is quite reliable.

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