Wireless Computers
Russell Smith
Posts: 229
Looking to purchase one in the Post Xmas sales, currently looking at
Blackburn Delphi 4.0 and CatEye Micro Wireless Bike Computer CC MC100W
Back Light / Large Screen / Cadence would be nice....
Cheers In Advance
Russ...
Blackburn Delphi 4.0 and CatEye Micro Wireless Bike Computer CC MC100W
Back Light / Large Screen / Cadence would be nice....
Cheers In Advance
Russ...
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I purchased a Blackburn Delphi 4 from www.Ribblecycles.co.uk whilst it worked I was very happy with it. Took the bike out of shed for a ride and the computer was totally dead not very old (272 miles) but it's got a lifetime warranty, waiting for a replacement to arrive in the post. My other bike has a Catseye Astral on it that has work for approx 7-8 years and 14000 miles other than replacing the base because I caught the cable and the battery going flat no problems.Justice for the 960
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After 14 years the CATEYE on my MTB has stop working, but I think it's just that the sensor on the chainstay is damaged. I'm now looking at getting a CATEYE Strada Wireless for both the MTB and my new road bike.
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i have two blackburn delphis, one for each bike (ribble made it cheaper to buy new units rather than new sensors!) and it is a fantastic bit of kit. The screen is very big and bright.
i couldnt recommend it enoughBMC TM01 - FCN 0
Look 695 (Geared) - FCN 1
Bowman Palace:R - FCN 1
Cannondale CAAD 9 - FCN 2
Premier (CX) - FCN 6
Premier (fixed/SS) - FCN30 -
I've got the Cateye model you refer to all on all three bikes.
I found it more than adequate when I got back into cycling a couple of years back (on MTBs). When I bought the Allez I bought another. Its been fine but it does lack cadence and I think I'll be fitting my new bike with something else.0