Does anyone have any recommendations for a good bicycle computer? Should i look for wireless or are their some downfalls to this?
Also, I like to put the bike on the trainer and it would be great if I could capture these miles. Do they have computers that you hook to the back wheel or is there another way to capture the trainier miles since the front wheel is always stationary.
On Sun, 6 Feb 2005 09:05:46 -0500, "Whitespc" <[email hidden]>
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Does anyone have any recommendations for a good bicycle computer? Should i look for wireless or are their some downfalls to this?
Also, I like to put the bike on the trainer and it would be great if I could capture these miles. Do they have computers that you hook to the back wheel or is there another way to capture the trainier miles since the front wheel is always stationary.
Thank you
Hi, the Cateye Astrale 8 would be good, it can me wired to read the info off the back wheel. It has all the necessary features, including Cadence. The price is reasonable and if you are on a budget, you may be able to find the earlier model Astrale, on closeout. I have the older model on the bike I use with my trainer and the Astrale 8 on my main bike.
On Sun, 6 Feb 2005 09:05:46 -0500, "Whitespc" <[email hidden]>
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Also, I like to put the bike on the trainer and it would be great if I could capture these miles.
While I agree with the sentiment, on the trainer you're not going to capture "miles". If you're really into accumulating distance, set the trainer to the lowest possible resistance and shift into the big ring/smallest cog combination and spin away! ;-)
FWIW, my time on the trainer goes into my log as time and average heart rate.