Cyclo-computer question

If the computer says it has a cadence function, it usually is a rear wheel mount. the only exception
to this I have seen was the older Cyclo units, which had seperat wires for cadence and speed/
mileage. every computer has a setting function, Being able to set the actual wheel size is what
gives them the ability to be so accurate.

If all you want besides cadence is distance, take your pick. They all have that.

May you have the wind at your back. And a really low gear for the hills! Chris

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Avocet 45tt with Cadence. You can put in your current total miles.

(kon) said:

I have a need for the following functions in a computer. I require cadence, rear wheel mount and
odometer setting. Which computer do I look at, which will provide these functions..

I need it to be a rear wheel mount, so that I can use on my trainer. I need to transfer my current
odo reading from my Cateye Velo2 computer. I need to start using cadence reading.

Thanks

I use the Performance 8.0C. Fairy cheap, and easy to use.

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Quoted message said:

I have a need for the following functions in a computer. I require cadence, rear wheel mount and
odometer setting. Which computer do I look at, which will provide these functions..

I need it to be a rear wheel mount, so that I can use on my trainer. I need to transfer my current
odo reading from my Cateye Velo2 computer. I need to start using cadence reading.

Thanks

If you want to enter your current mileage do NOT get a Cateye Astrale.

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Quoted message said:

I have a need for the following functions in a computer. I require cadence, rear wheel mount and
odometer setting. Which computer do I look at, which will provide these functions..

I need it to be a rear wheel mount, so that I can use on my trainer. I need to transfer my current
odo reading from my Cateye Velo2 computer. I need to start using cadence reading.

Thanks