Cheap, wireless cycle computers

TheEveryman
TheEveryman Posts: 28
edited February 2018 in Road general
I didn't realise how cheap these could be, I only want to spend upto £30.00.

Wireless, I don't have room to mount on the handlebars so it would have to go on the stem.

I'd just like to know my speed and distance, basics really I don't need cadence or wattage etc...

Any suggestions ?

This one from Halfords ?

http://www.halfords.com/technology/wear ... e-computer

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  • surfercyclist
    surfercyclist Posts: 894
    That's the one I had until I got the Wahoo Bolt. Anyway, the Cateye is fine, works well, seems pretty accurate and gives all the basic info you need like mileage, speed, max speed etc. Obviously not a full on GPS computer so isn't applicable for cadence or HR, power etc but for basic info it's fine.
  • kingrollo
    kingrollo Posts: 3,198
    I don't like cateye computers - the one I had kept switching over every time I went over a bump.

    The best one I have ever had is from decathlon it cost £17 - nine years later still going strong haven't even changed the battery !
  • N0bodyOfTheGoat
    N0bodyOfTheGoat Posts: 6,057
    Mobile recording in pocket or on a bike mount?
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  • cgfw201
    cgfw201 Posts: 680
    what have you got on your handlebars!?
  • TheEveryman
    TheEveryman Posts: 28
    On the bars I have a LED light and a camera, outside of those is the tape which I sometimes grab onto for a fairly steep hill I go up every day.

    I haven't looked into using my phone, is the (stravo?) app free ? I'd prefer a case and mount to keep my phone safe and dry.

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