Which Computer for my Giant Defy 2?

triggmiester
triggmiester Posts: 197
edited October 2010 in Road beginners
Hi All

Just got my new Giant Defy 2 (2010) on Saturday went to install my Cateye Enduro 8 Computer on it but the Sensor is too large to fit on the forks without getting wiped out by the spokes.

Which would you recommend for my bike? I was looking at the Knog N.E.R.D. 12 Function Wireless Cycle Computer, but is it any good and will clearance be an issue with the forks.

I'm not worried about Heart Rate, or cadence, just how far I've gone and how long it took me.

Ideally my budget is no more than £50

Thanks in advance

Comments

  • Essex Man
    Essex Man Posts: 283
    Strada wireless for £35? The sensor will definitely fit.
  • Philby
    Philby Posts: 328
    +1 for Cateye Strada wireless. Ribble were doing them quite cheaply.
  • dmch2
    dmch2 Posts: 731
    My cateye sensor (Velo 8 I think) is too big to fit on the inside of the spokes but looking more closely at the instructions it said you could fit it on the front edge of the spokes 'looking' inwards towards the spokes.

    You can just about see this on the following http://hooperdave.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/trek-1024.jpg
    2010 Trek 1.5 Road - swissstop green, conti GP4000S
    2004 Marin Muirwoods Hybrid
  • Essex Man
    Essex Man Posts: 283
    dmch2 wrote:
    My cateye sensor (Velo 8 I think) is too big to fit on the inside of the spokes but looking more closely at the instructions it said you could fit it on the front edge of the spokes 'looking' inwards towards the spokes.

    You can just about see this on the following http://hooperdave.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/trek-1024.jpg

    Are they wheel reflectors? :shock:
  • dmch2
    dmch2 Posts: 731
    Essex Man wrote:
    dmch2 wrote:
    My cateye sensor (Velo 8 I think) is too big to fit on the inside of the spokes but looking more closely at the instructions it said you could fit it on the front edge of the spokes 'looking' inwards towards the spokes.

    You can just about see this on the following http://hooperdave.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/trek-1024.jpg

    Are they wheel reflectors? :shock:

    It came with them. Are they not the done thing or something? I'm a bit new to all this...
    2010 Trek 1.5 Road - swissstop green, conti GP4000S
    2004 Marin Muirwoods Hybrid
  • Essex Man
    Essex Man Posts: 283
    dmch2 wrote:
    Essex Man wrote:
    dmch2 wrote:
    My cateye sensor (Velo 8 I think) is too big to fit on the inside of the spokes but looking more closely at the instructions it said you could fit it on the front edge of the spokes 'looking' inwards towards the spokes.

    You can just about see this on the following http://hooperdave.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/trek-1024.jpg

    Are they wheel reflectors? :shock:

    It came with them. Are they not the done thing or something? I'm a bit new to all this...

    I'm just kidding, but when I got my first road bike I looked at it back home and thought - this doesn't look right. Once I had taken the reflectors and the bell (!) off it looked much better.