Good Computer?
BlueNGT
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Afternoon all
I am looking for a Wireless Computer that also offers cadence measurement. Have just picked up my bike from a Service at the LBS and asked them...they had a Sigma one they could get but it was £60!!
Is £60 expensive for a Wireless Computer with Cadence facility? Are Sigma good/bad/indifferent!?
Thanks in Advance
I am looking for a Wireless Computer that also offers cadence measurement. Have just picked up my bike from a Service at the LBS and asked them...they had a Sigma one they could get but it was £60!!
Is £60 expensive for a Wireless Computer with Cadence facility? Are Sigma good/bad/indifferent!?
Thanks in Advance
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BlueNGT wrote:Afternoon all
I am looking for a Wireless Computer that also offers cadence measurement. Have just picked up my bike from a Service at the LBS and asked them...they had a Sigma one they could get but it was £60!!
Is £60 expensive for a Wireless Computer with Cadence facility? Are Sigma good/bad/indifferent!?
Thanks in Advance
Sigma are a good choice for cycle computers, but I can only speak from experience of the cheapo wired models (sub-20 quid).
David"It is not enough merely to win; others must lose." - Gore Vidal0 -
I got a VDO C4-DS from Wiggle (£30) plus the cadence kit for another £18. You can fit the kit to the VDO computers which are cheaper and have less functions. Chain Reaction seemed to stock different models so worth a look there.
Very pleased with it. It's easy to use (up, menu and cancel like a mobile phone), loads of spare zip ties in the pack and the spoke magnet fits really well on my flat blade spokes.
I looked at many different makes but this seemed to be the best for the price and all the VDO models had good reviews.BMC Pro Machine | Ribble Gran Fondo | Planet-X SL Pro Carbon | Specialized Langster 2008 | Ribble Winter Sloping | Trek 8000 | Onza Blade 2009
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