Wireless Computer

jedi_master
jedi_master Posts: 888
edited August 2007 in MTB buying advice
Im after buy a wireless computer, it needs to have distence traveled plus a stored total distance since starting it up.

Am looking at this one 'VDO Cytec C4 DS Digital Cordless' so far and like the style of it as well but would like some recommendations on some other wireless computers, no more than £35.

Any have the VDO Cytec C4 DS Digital Cordless, what do you think of it ??

Are all these computers waterproof or atleast splashproof??

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  • The Spiderman
    The Spiderman Posts: 5,625
    Been very happy with my Cateye Micro.£25 from Cycles UK.
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  • Red Panda
    Red Panda Posts: 269
    I've got the Cateye Strada Wireless and I'm pleased with it so far(it's 2 months old). I like its size and the mount/holder fixing is pretty good too. It's not lost signal yet and uses the common place CR2032 batteries.

    Another positive point is that you move through the display options by pressing the whole unit down at the front...sounds iffy? well it works great. The display is clear even in sunshine.

    Don't know about its water resistance but looking at it just now I don't see too many problems. Well I hope not anyway!
  • jedi_master
    jedi_master Posts: 888
    I'll have a look at those two although they don't seem to have as meny functions as the VDO although they are cheaper.
  • allyharp
    allyharp Posts: 57
    I've been using a Specialized Turbo 2 Elite since June and think it's great. It cost me under 30 quid from Wiggle (but they no longer sell it).

    It comes with a Cadence function too but I haven't used this as it is wired. Even without taking cadence into account it's still good value. Miles better than my old Trek Incite 8i.
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