Cheap Computer

coltrane
coltrane Posts: 74
edited September 2010 in Road beginners
Been avoiding using one since i got over a knee injury, however the time seems right. Any recommendations for a cheap computer (wireless) that simply measures mph/kph, distnace an dperhaps cadence?

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  • dmch2
    dmch2 Posts: 731
    adding cadence pretty much doubles the price as you need another sensor, transmitter and receiver. wireless also adds a lot of price.

    I've got a £10 wired one from halfords that does speed, average, max, distance, time etc but the button is a bit rubbish and sometimes doesn't work. So my road bike has a £20 cateye one which basically does the same but the button clicks when you press it and works everytime. The wireless equivalent was £40, wireless with cadence was 80. Possibly cheaper on line but a bit much for me in any case!
    2010 Trek 1.5 Road - swissstop green, conti GP4000S
    2004 Marin Muirwoods Hybrid
  • just bought a sigma wireless on amazon for £20
  • dmch2
    dmch2 Posts: 731
    i guess cateye in a shop is probably the most expensive route...
    2010 Trek 1.5 Road - swissstop green, conti GP4000S
    2004 Marin Muirwoods Hybrid