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    Depends on the model. most of the newer Cateyes will accept an odo reading.

    Jack

    The HappyHoads said:

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  3. depends on the model...some dont let you put an odo reading in.

    also would recommend getting a replacement battery from somewhere like Jaycar instead of the LBS
    which has the same thing but at inflated prices!

    "The HappyHoads" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
    The battery in my cycle computer just died .... taking all my hard earned `odo' kilometres with it.
    Is there any way to save them ... or do I have to start again?

  4. also would recommend getting a replacement battery from somewhere like
    : Jaycar instead of the LBS which has the same thing but at inflated prices!
    :

    Agree. Jaycar is the go for batteries.

  5. The HappyHoads said:

    The battery in my cycle computer just died .... taking all my hard earned `odo' kilometres with
    it. Is there any way to save them ... or do I have to start again?

    Depends on your computer - you'll have to RTFM. On alot of them you can type the previous
    odo. back in.

    I have one of those Topeak panorams on one of my bikes, I noticed that if you can replace the
    battery *quickly* it manages to remember it's settings and odo. (etc).

    -kt

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