CycloComputer

"Javier" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Are there any Cyclocomputers out there that feature wired speed and
cadence but wireless heart rate monitoring? While the wireless
computers are really cool I hate having to deal with all the batteries.

Thanks,

Javier

The Polar 720/725 series with the power option use wired cadence and speed
sensors. If you don't want the power feature, it would be a rather
expensive way to avoid the problems associated with wireless cadence and
speed sensors.

BobT

Javier said:

Are there any Cyclocomputers out there that feature wired speed and
cadence but wireless heart rate monitoring? While the wireless
computers are really cool I hate having to deal with all the batteries.

Thanks,

Javier

You have probably considered it, but in my opinion, a better option is
to go with a separate HRM.
I use a Cateye Astrale 8 wired with cadence and I have a Sigma Sport
HRM. Currently you can find good deals on Astrale 8 and lots of
discounted HRMs.

You may find the flexibility of the separate HRM to be a benefit. When
I got mine, it was just for riding, but this winter I used it at the
YMCA in Group Cycling* workouts.

*What the Y calls spin bike workouts. They have LeMond Revmasters, but
only a half dozen have the Pilot computer.

Life is Good!
Jeff

I also like to have the heart rate visible on a handlebar display and I
think the "VDO HC 12.6" is a very fine instrument, which is also wired to
the wheel sensor. It offers 18 - (or is it 19) different features, but
cadence is not one of them.

Have a look at http://www.vdocyclecomputer.com

Ivar

12 Mar 2006 04:24:37 -0800, Javier <[email hidden]> skrev:

Quoted message said:

Are there any Cyclocomputers out there that feature wired speed and
cadence but wireless heart rate monitoring? While the wireless
computers are really cool I hate having to deal with all the batteries.

Thanks,

Javier

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