computer for my winter bike

windypants
windypants Posts: 71
edited November 2008 in Road beginners
Looking at a Cateye Velo 5 because i only want to know the basics. i.e.- time of day and distance travelled.

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  • redddraggon
    redddraggon Posts: 10,862
    I've had a couple of the Velo 5s, but they seemed to break down after 400miles - resetting them seemed to make them work for another 400 miles. I wouldn't recommend them.
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  • cyclingpunk
    cyclingpunk Posts: 368
    Blackburn Delphi 2.0 or 3.0 if you want cadence. Ribble and Wiggle do them for a really good price. Nice clear screens. I have a couple and IMO it is nicer than my Cateye Micro Wireless. Yea it has a wire but you can hide it pretty well and you can hook it upto the rear wheel which is handy if you use a Turbo sometimes.
    My Madone: http://www.bikeradar.com/forum/viewtopi ... highlight=
  • giant_man
    giant_man Posts: 6,878
    Anyone got a Knog N.E.R.D. computer? they look very clean and apparently easy to set up.
  • nosmo-king
    nosmo-king Posts: 47
    I bought a cheap computer from Wilkinson's. It cost £6.99 and includes;
    speed,ave speed,max speed, trip distance,total distance, riding time, calories burned, rpm and a clock.I've had it for 2 years and it's never let me down, even in the p*ss of rain!
    Here's a box,a musical box. Wound up and ready to play.
    (brian Cant,Camberwick Green).
  • windypants
    windypants Posts: 71
    I don't have a mortgage, but i would need one to buy a Knog N E R D.
  • giant_man
    giant_man Posts: 6,878
    Are they that dear then? I have no idea, only seen one in C+
  • windypants
    windypants Posts: 71
    Not as bad as i first thought. MooreLarge said about £50 and available march time.

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