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    paul
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    Hello

    what are some of the computers available that allow downloading of the
    information from the computer on to your PC for analysis? I know of the
    polar range starting from the S150 model, upwards.. Any others?.. reasonably
    priced aswell 🙂? I was at a bike shop today, after getting my rear cogs
    replaced. The owner said there is a cateye one called OS2, but i cant find
    any information on theCateye site?..

    I haven't got a bike computer at the moment, Really I want to record what I
    do on the bike (mountain bike) mainly commuting, I might go "for a ride" on
    the weekends.. (pens and paper, excel, i have thought about manual
    methods, i can't be bothered to be honest)

    I will get a BC1600 or something like that, in the <100$ price range.( i
    know it doesn't record data) But I was thinking, if there is something that
    also allows computer connectivity I might get that if its a reasonable
    price. (200/300$, maybe?) Maybe someone here has been in the same boat, or
    has some advice. 🙂

    Thanks

    Paul

    Riding a 96 KHS Summit

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  2. DRS
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    "paul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hello

    what are some of the computers available that allow downloading of the
    information from the computer on to your PC for analysis? I know of
    the polar range starting from the S150 model, upwards.. Any others?..
    reasonably priced aswell 🙂? I was at a bike shop today, after
    getting my rear cogs replaced. The owner said there is a cateye one
    called OS2, but i cant find any information on theCateye site?..

    It's obsolete. I did find the OS1.1
    (http://www.cateye.com/en/products/viewProduct.php?modelId=11&catId=6&subCat
    Id=0) but it's not what you want. You want the TR100
    (http://www.cateye.com/en/products/viewProduct.php?modelId=1&catId=6&subCatI
    d=0) which will be stupidly expenisive, of course. Mind you, the new
    CD300DW
    (http://www.cateye.com/en/products/viewProduct.php?modelId=2&catId=6&subCatI
    d=0) looks yummy. Wireless speed and cadence.

    If you do decide on the OS1.1 Cecil Walker's is running them out at $99.

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  3. paul
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    Hello,

    I found a reasonable Bicycle computer from ciclosport, but no one sells
    them in australia. (At least from a google.com search.)

    CM 436 M Alti PC, cheapest is 150$US + postage. (total is US$163.05 shipped
    from france i assume, which is around 232$AU) Also prices from the US are
    from ~$160 to ~$215US+shipping..

    Cheapest is from here in france.
    http://www.xxcycle.com/cgi-bin/shop.pl?SCREEN=detail&REF=2475

    Also page on mtbr.com

    http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Computer/product_122728.shtml

    Which doesnt have any reviews ?... hmm

    Anyone used any of the ciclosport gear?

    Paul

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    "paul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    Hello

    what are some of the computers available that allow downloading of the
    information from the computer on to your PC for analysis? I know of
    the polar range starting from the S150 model, upwards.. Any others?..
    reasonably priced aswell 🙂? I was at a bike shop today, after
    getting my rear cogs replaced. The owner said there is a cateye one
    called OS2, but i cant find any information on theCateye site?..

    It's obsolete. I did find the OS1.1


    (http://www.cateye.com/en/products/viewProduct.php?modelId=11&catId=6&subCat

    Quoted message said:

    Id=0) but it's not what you want. You want the TR100


    (http://www.cateye.com/en/products/viewProduct.php?modelId=1&catId=6&subCatI

    Quoted message said:

    d=0) which will be stupidly expenisive, of course. Mind you, the new
    CD300DW


    (http://www.cateye.com/en/products/viewProduct.php?modelId=2&catId=6&subCatI

    Quoted message said:

    d=0) looks yummy. Wireless speed and cadence.

    If you do decide on the OS1.1 Cecil Walker's is running them out at $99.

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