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
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Recommend me a wireless bike computer
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Posted 1 year ago #
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Decathlon do some nice ones. fairly cheap too.
I've got 2, 1 on each road bike.
EDIT faultless in over 2 years
Posted 1 year ago # -
i gave up on wireless comp. Went through 3, 2 sigma 1 cheap aldi. All stopped working. Am using a wired cateye enduro
Posted 1 year ago # -
Geet a Garmin Forerunner 305.......... much better than cycle computers and can be had for less than £100 now
Posted 1 year ago # -
I preferred the Strada over the micro
Posted 1 year ago # -
I've had an Aldi one - total crap.
I thought Cateye would be reliable. I looked at the Strada, but it seems very small.
Posted 1 year ago # -
been using the same sigma now for the past 4 years faultless to the point its now on its fifth bike
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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.
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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.
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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!
Posted 1 year ago #
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