I did precisely this in order to minimize hassle for changing
handlebars.
And while I enjoy knowing mileage (mostly total mileage) the main
feature I use is the clock. If I'm not going to make my hoped for
train, I have alternatives if I know early enough. So it is sctially a
daily decisionmaking tool. Never could stand wearing a watch.
BTW, I've never found any wireless computer to be reliable on the
handlebars; mine are higher than most, and the distance challenges
them. A Sigma Sport came close. But it would sometimes just fail.
Also, I can't be bothered to push a button everytime I take off. I
never saw an actual "autostart" wireless. And the do use batteries
faster, though if batteries last a few months (my Sigma Sport's lasted
about 9) , it's not too demanding to preemptively replace them.
But now I'm wired and liking it. Perhaps one day I'll
"upgrade" ("smartgrade"?) to a cheap stick-on dashboard clock!
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
On Nov 1, 8:00 pm, EricP <ericpl...@aol.com> wrote:
> One idea - take a Paul Gino mount for the front fork and install the
> computer there. Could use a wireless and make it look really clean.
> That way, you'd have the info, but not be distracted by it. (Probably
> not original with me. Bet there is a photo of that setup with a
> "knob" mount.)
>
> Eric Platt
>
> On Nov 1, 4:57 pm, awilliams53 <awilliam...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > My thoughts on the technology issue......Less is more, but some
> > fulfills my inner geek.....
>
> >http://awilliams53.blogspot.com/2010/07/garmin-out-cateye-strada-in.html
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