I’m after a couple of wireless bike computers, one for a road bike and one for an MTB.

I’m thinking of getting the Cateye micro.

Would welcome comments from users or recommendations for something else.

Thanks

Decathlon do some nice ones. fairly cheap too.

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I’ve got 2, 1 on each road bike.

EDIT faultless in over 2 years

i gave up on wireless comp. Went through 3, 2 sigma 1 cheap aldi. All stopped working. Am using a wired cateye enduro

Geet a Garmin Forerunner 305………. much better than cycle computers and can be had for less than £100 now

I preferred the Strada over the micro

I’ve had an Aldi one – total crap.

I thought Cateye would be reliable. I looked at the Strada, but it seems very small.

been using the same sigma now for the past 4 years faultless to the point its now on its fifth bike

I’ve had a aldi one, and a cateye one – the cateye is a million times better. Not least because it switches itself off (I’m not sure if the aldi ones still don’t do this – mine didn’t)
GPSs are very good at this kind of thing also – but if I recall, you do have to switch them off when you stop…

I would recommend the cateye strada.

I’ve had a Cateye Strada Wireless, and a Halfords one that did the same thing for half the price. The Halfords one was a million times better, as the display on the Strada is tiny, and also the way you attach the (far too bulky) sensor to your fork leg is rather primitive – cable ties, whereas the Halfords one had a proper bracket.

I concur about the forerunner…can swap between bikes, download GPS route, full stats including calorie burn etc, can be used with HRM, etc, etc, etc!