Maybe its my age but its a confusing world looking at the many different
cyclometers (or whatever they are called)
Im looking for something wireless, simple that has the basic (important)
features likeHow fast? Distance? Total miles?
But well built.
Most I look at seem cluttered with endles
If you have a smartphone, Cyclemeter works well, even the free version,
which does far more than I need.
Other Patrick's practice is far too zen and mellow for me, but cyclemeter
or somesuch at least requires no special gadget for each bike.
On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 9:18 AM, bluebirdonabicycle <
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Cateye Padrone.
Basic, simple, large, well-built.
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> On Jul 26, 2016, at 11:18 AM, bluebirdonabicycle
> wrote:
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> Maybe its my age but its a confusing world looking at the many different
> cyclometers (or whatever they are called)
> Im looking for something wireless, sim
Oh, there are three levels of Cateye Padrone, and I was pointing to the
least complex, least costly one.
On 7/26/16 12:47 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
Cateye Padrone.
Basic, simple, large, well-built.
- David Hallerman -
On Jul 26, 2016, at 11:18 AM, bluebirdonabicycle
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Sigma Pure 1 ATS
New model for 2016
Large display
Only one button, wireless.
Only shows:
Current speed
Miles
Total miles
Riding time
Total riding time
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I like using a computer, and I’ve used a lot of different kinds. In my opinion,
the best computer ever made was the Avocet 50, which sadly has been out of
production for many years. Big numbers, easy to use, with elevation gain. I
wrote about it here:
http://campyonlyguy.blogspot.com/2010/03/in
A second vote for cyclemeter app!
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My currently cycle computer is my iPhone 5S on a QuadLock mount running the
Wahoo Fitness app and the Wahoo Tickr X and Blue SC sensors. I do not
often refer to it while riding, but I do like having the data available for
after ride comparisons. (This ride felt harder. Was it?) I also like
that
Not sure what the difference is between the Cateye Padrone and Cateye Micro
Wireless, but I have been using the Micro Wireless on 2 bikes and they work
great. I strap it to the top tube to pick uip the rear wheel for the one
bike I use on a trainer and also ride outside. Cateye computers seem t
I use Strava on my iPhone to track my rides. But I don't refer to it en
route. Also, Strava/GPS seems to drain the battery significantly, so it's
not a good solution for very long rides. (Although, I've solved the
battery problem with the USB charge off my Luxos U).
I use a simple cyclometer on
The Padrone has a bigger screen than the Micro Wireless, but uses the same
mount and transmitter.
You can simply swap out one for the other.
> On Jul 26, 2016, at 2:42 PM, 'Mark Etze' via RBW Owners Bunch
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> Not sure what the difference is between the Cateye Padrone and Cateye Mi
Nothing silly about the question, not for this geek anyway... :-)
I've been a fan of Garmin units for many years, used Polar before that. The
basic units of 20 years ago left me wanting for more, whereas the latest
Garmin units, even the most basic are really good, especially with the new
sensors
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