Cycle Computers
ab20000
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How 'fit and forget' are modern computers - don't want anything fancy just distance and speed but want something I can fit and forget about and that requires no messing around with after every ride or two.
Are they all like this now?
Are they all like this now?
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Mine is.0
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What is it?0
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Mine was until I took it off.0
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This is one I used to use, replaced it with a garmin edge 500.
http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/ ... -11-44720/
Easy to fit , clear display and easy to use.0 -
ab20000 wrote:What is it?
One of these (well, two of them, actually):
http://www.allterraincycles.co.uk/.Bont ... 121155.htm0 -
Thanks chaps - I'll look into these - my sort of (cheap) price range as well 8)0
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It depends on your budget but GPS is the most fit and forget you can get. It depends on your budget though I suppose.
Stuff like Cateye Stealth 10, Bryton Rider 20 etc.0 -
cateye wireless jobby for about £20 is fine.0
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Cat eye velo wireless for got them on both bikes worth looking on ebay last one I brought I got for 15.590
