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Help with Next Bike Computer??

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    A long shot I am sure, but does anybody know how to set-up a basic Next bike computer (I don't even know its part number/name). I have had it for a couple of years, and remember that it is set up by working out some combination of figures to do with wheel size, but beyond that I cannot remember the formula. I now wish to transfer it to another bike (cheap computer, but it was a present from my kids - what can I say)

    Anybody have any ideas? If it jogs your memory, when you first put the battery in, reset it, it shows 2124, then cycles through the units.

    Cheers

    Miguel

  2. Anybody have any ideas? If it jogs your memory, when you first put the battery in, reset it, it shows 2124, then cycles through the units.

    this number is wheel circumference in mm
    so to get the circumference of ur new wheel mark the ground were the valve is then role it out and again mark were the valve meets the ground measure this distance in mm set it in. then chose km/h or m/h and set he clock if it has one
    if not give it to a younger guy in the cycle clubs who knows more of what to do like me

  3. this number is wheel circumference in mm

    Thanks Buddy - I can keep it for a while longer, as that has done the trick ;-)

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