Hi all,
I am a geek, and love technology applied to my hobbies. Yes, there is a
place for simplicity but so far it's not near me. I love my Apple Watch and
iPhone 6 Plus, but after trying to use them as cycling computers with a
very poor overall experience, I went back to my Garmin Edge 1000. I us
Totally geek and cool
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Sounds cool, but I think I'm getting the same benefit from a bar-mounted
mirror. I have one on all my bikes, and can't live without them. I can't
believe I rode so many years without being able to see cars approaching from
the rear.
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Rene:
Glad this is working for you. I’m an early-adopted-tech-geek through and
through, but I must admit this particular product exceeds even my desire to
load my bike down with electronics.
I get that you ride with “headphones”—I do this myself, but I would never use
in-ear phones that block
Hi Eric,
You are absolutely correct regarding cycling and wearing headphones. I do
hear the cars coming, but usually when they are close. And I agree that
trail users including runners and walkers who are wearing headphones and
unaware of their surroundings are a problem.
Still, I consider this a
Let us know how it works. As I said, I love tech—maybe I can be convinced.
Have you seen the product that puts a rear-facing video cam on your bike? I
suppose it helps identify the car that struck you from behind—great gift for
your heirs.
--Eric N
campyonly...@me.com
www.CampyOnly.com
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