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  1. I'm just now starting to get back in the Cycling again after not doing it for about 10 years and I'm wanting to get a Cyclocomputer but not wanting to spend much money now. I see that I can get a few for around 50 bucks that are wireless but I don't really know which one to get or if there is something that is a bit more but would be worth every penny. I want to get something for now and if I get into biking again like I plan on I would be buying something alot nicer later I just dont' want to buy the best then not use it much.

    Thanks for any Advice.

  2. All the mail order companies have in house brands that are pretty good. If you don't care too much about name brands, they're you choice to get the most bang for your buck. Pricepoint and Supergo even has ones with a wieless HRM for that price range. Hope this helps.

    rumptis said:

    I'm just now starting to get back in the Cycling again after not doing it for about 10 years and I'm wanting to get a Cyclocomputer but not wanting to spend much money now. I see that I can get a few for around 50 bucks that are wireless but I don't really know which one to get or if there is something that is a bit more but would be worth every penny. I want to get something for now and if I get into biking again like I plan on I would be buying something alot nicer later I just dont' want to buy the best then not use it much.

    Thanks for any Advice.

  3. rumptis said:

    I'm just now starting to get back in the Cycling again after not doing it for about 10 years and I'm wanting to get a Cyclocomputer but not wanting to spend much money now. I see that I can get a few for around 50 bucks that are wireless but I don't really know which one to get or if there is something that is a bit more but would be worth every penny. I want to get something for now and if I get into biking again like I plan on I would be buying something alot nicer later I just dont' want to buy the best then not use it much.

    Thanks for any Advice.

    if youre trying to get the best value skip the wireless run the lil wire its no big deal and without the extra battries cheaper in th long run too

  4. rumptis said:

    I'm just now starting to get back in the Cycling again after not doing it for about 10 years and I'm wanting to get a Cyclocomputer but not wanting to spend much money now. I see that I can get a few for around 50 bucks that are wireless but I don't really know which one to get or if there is something that is a bit more but would be worth every penny. I want to get something for now and if I get into biking again like I plan on I would be buying something alot nicer later I just dont' want to buy the best then not use it much.

    Thanks for any Advice.


    Check out the Cat Eye Astrale 8. It is very simple to use and has a great readout . It was less than $50 with cadence. It has been through thunderstorms without incedent.

  5. rumptis said:

    I'm just now starting to get back in the Cycling again after not doing it for about 10 years and I'm wanting to get a Cyclocomputer but not wanting to spend much money now. I see that I can get a few for around 50 bucks that are wireless but I don't really know which one to get or if there is something that is a bit more but would be worth every penny. I want to get something for now and if I get into biking again like I plan on I would be buying something alot nicer later I just dont' want to buy the best then not use it much.

    Thanks for any Advice.

    I tried cheap and wireless- see my review of the Sette wireless computer in the equipment reviews section. After that didn't work out, I returned it and bought a Sigma BC1600 wired computer for a few dollars less. What a difference! The Sigma unit is so much better designed and built - from the characters on the display to the handlebar and sensor mounts. It is a really well thought out design.

    Do yourself a favor and get a quality unit up front.

    TD

  6. tyler_derden said:

    I tried cheap and wireless- see my review of the Sette wireless computer in the equipment reviews section. After that didn't work out, I returned it and bought a Sigma BC1600 wired computer for a few dollars less. What a difference! The Sigma unit is so much better designed and built - from the characters on the display to the handlebar and sensor mounts. It is a really well thought out design.

    Do yourself a favor and get a quality unit up front.

    TD


    Cateye Astrale 8, agree with SKAUFMAN12. Does exactly what is says on the tin!

  7. John Picton said:

    Cateye Astrale 8, agree with SKAUFMAN12. Does exactly what is says on the tin!

    Ditto on the Cateye Astrale 8. I have one on each of my bikes & can't be any happier. 😄

    BTW the wires never get in the way.

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