Hmm, that wireless cycle computer is tempting me, anyone have one or recognise to give any more info? Sounds quite feature packed!
I have an unused one (I bought mounting brackets so that I could move the Cateye between bikes), but a friend had one. It seems OK, although his no longer works. I don't know if he hasn't replaced the battery or if it never recovered from his upending the bike onto it when fixing a puncture one day.
Given the cheapness, expect erroneous readings near overhead power lines or when operating a mobile phone! ;-)
I don't remember seeing the frame bag before; might be worth a punt at £2.99.
Hmm, that wireless cycle computer is tempting me, anyone have one or recognise to give any more info? Sounds quite feature packed!
If its the one I had (which erroneously reported I was travelling when I wasnt*) it has a HRM. If you dont want a HRM, the the HR display takes up 50% of the screen, so IMHO its not a good buy.
-- Tumbleweed
* I thought it was rain but now I think it was just interference from a mobile or similar.
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I don't remember seeing the frame bag before; might be worth a punt at £2.99.
Hmm, that wireless cycle computer is tempting me, anyone have one or recognise to give any more info? Sounds quite feature packed!
Bought one last week at the £14.99 price (dagnamit!)
Had to have a bit of padding added to make it tighten up enough to fit on my handle bar gauge - it's designed to go around a bigger diameter bar than mine. Occasional tendency to read Speed as 0mph - presumably due to inteferance or incorrect positioning - but it sorts itself out fairly quickly. Other than that - I reckon it's pretty good. I've not tried using the heart rate monitor belt thing though. It does average speed, maximum speed, current speed, odometer, tripmeter, time, temperature.......
I don't remember seeing the frame bag before; might be worth a punt at £2.99.
Hmm, that wireless cycle computer is tempting me, anyone have one or recognise to give any more info? Sounds quite feature packed!
I've got a wireless on my MTB, not one of these, but a cateye. I've just bought a new one for my race bike. I decided that fitting a wired one well gives better results than wireless. My wireless one goes a big wonky in cold weather and I don't really want to have to keep an eye on it to make sure it's not suddenly registering 0 mph 🙁
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I've got a wireless on my MTB, not one of these, but a cateye. I've just bought a new one for my race bike. I decided that fitting a wired one well gives better results than wireless. My wireless one goes a big wonky in cold weather and I don't really want to have to keep an eye on it to make sure it's not suddenly registering 0 mph 🙁
The cateye ones do that, these aldi ones don't seem to.
A real bargin at this price, I'm tempted to pick one up as a spare.
I don't remember seeing the frame bag before; might be worth a punt at £2.99.
I have the frame bag. It's fine, although it's *just* annoying enough to remove that I don't use it very often. You need to undo 3 velcro straps, so if you plan on removing it everytime you leave the bike somewhere, you start wishing you had a QR saddlepack. (Especially if you have exposed cables on the crosstube, so you have to thread the strap underneath them)
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Hmm, that wireless cycle computer is tempting me, anyone have one or recognise to give any more info? Sounds quite feature packed!
I've got one from Lidl that was the same price, different shape but the same bracket by the looks of things, so possibly the same manufacturer/electronics - it is easily subject to interference giving silly HR and max speed readings. Somehow the distance/time readings seem to come out alright, but I'd be very inclined towards saving the money towards a better quality one, or else just going for a cheap wired one.