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Best Racing Bike Computer?
There seems to be bike computer so I know Cateye is very famous. Suggestions?
I tried Sigma Sport (wired and wireless), Cateye, Sports Instruments, CICLOMASTER. The best was the cheapest: Cateye Mity.
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There's no screen though, so you can't use it as a traditional cycle computer to monitor speed, distance travelled and altitude on the go. Cateye say it's not meant to replace your normal cycle computer but is designed as an “all-new way of sharing
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New Products Galore at PressCamp And these units, while pushing out plenty of light, will retail for $450 and $550 each. CatEye also will add several new lights to better compete with Planet Bike, Knogg and others. “I think we will really do well with them,” Peck said. |
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Mike Hall's Tour Divide On-One Carbon 29er On the stem I have a Cateye Strada computer which, with the detailed Adventure Cycling Association maps, will form my back-up navigation. Just behind the stem I have yet to add a small pouch for food. Tune in tomorrow for part two where we take a look |
