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I have the Cateye Double Wireless and aside from not having wires.it sorta sucks. I do like having 4 panels of information but the unit loses it's connection from time to time. This year at a HIM I glanced at my speed and cadence mostly, but at one point I looked at the odometer to gauge my pace and progress.it said 16 miles at about 55 mins (and I had to restrain some anger).
About 30 seconds later, I passed the 20 mile mark. This happens all the time. My 40 mile loop usually shows up between 36-38 miles and occaisonally, it loses the cadence sensor all together. I have had the LBS look at it and they swear it's set up correctly. Otherwose it's great. In Reply To:Does anyone have any good reviews/advice on a quality wireless bike computer worth the purchase?
I can't tell you how well it works yet but I just picked this one up for my trainer bike. Hope to hook it up this weekend. I like the quick elastic attachments. Zawgyi one myanmar font free download. Might be easy to swap onto the regular bike for a quick computer switch.
I'm not concerned so much about outside elements.I just needed cadence and speed. (I'm going to see if the sensor will work from my back wheel as I have a small bike) I almost went with that cateye but it cost so much more. Do a search for that model of sigma and you'll find it listed well off the MSRP.
Some of the Polar HRM's offer wireless speed and cadence as well. I've had good luck with reception on the 720i.I just hate dealing with dead batteries and sending it in for a change and then having issues after that. ~~~~ Nancy ~~~~. In Reply To:Does anyone have any good reviews/advice on a quality wireless bike computer worth the purchase? I can't tell you how well it works yet but I just picked this one up for my trainer bike. Hope to hook it up this weekend.
I like the quick elastic attachments. Might be easy to swap onto the regular bike for a quick computer switch. I'm not concerned so much about outside elements.I just needed cadence and speed. (I'm going to see if the sensor will work from my back wheel as I have a small bike) I almost went with that cateye but it cost so much more. Do a search for that model of sigma and you'll find it listed well off the MSRP. Some of the Polar HRM's offer wireless speed and cadence as well. I've had good luck with reception on the 720i.I just hate dealing with dead batteries and sending it in for a change and then having issues after that.
I put that sigmasport bc1606ldts on both my bikes, and my wife's bike last spring, and we're both very happy with them. And they are a great deal you can find them on ebay for 50 bucks. _______________________________________________________________ 'the trouble with normal is - it always gets worse' - Cockburn.