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"Churchill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as
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My opinion? Mavic WinTech

Churchill said:

Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as
the best ?

Polar S725.

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Churchill said:

Hello,

Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as
the best ?

Thank you

Wireless. The VDO Cytec C10+ is a very nice unit I have used
for a few years. Features two wheel sizes, time, distance,
metric/english, speed, avg speed, trip, total, etc. Two
button design very easy to use.

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Churchill said:

Hello,

Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as the
best ?

Thank you

Wireless. The VDO Cytec C10+ is a very nice unit I have
used for a few years. Features two wheel sizes, time,
distance, metric/english, speed, avg speed, trip, total,
etc. Two button design very easy to use.

Doesn't seem to have 'Auto start/stop'

Churchill said:

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Churchill said:

Hello,

Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as
the best ?

Thank you

Wireless. The VDO Cytec C10+ is a very nice unit I have
used for a few years. Features two wheel sizes, time,
distance, metric/english, speed, avg speed, trip, total,
etc. Two button design very easy to use.

Doesn't seem to have 'Auto start/stop'

I believe it does, but alas I can't find the manual and I
only have it on the bike right now because my HAC4 is fried,
I need something to give me a relative estimate of speed
only so haven't got it properly set up.

Churchill said:

Hello,

Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as
the best ?

Thank you

Garmin Forerunner 201

No pickup, no wheel settings, and very accuate.

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Churchill said:

Hello,

Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as
the best ?

Garmin Forerunner 201

No pickup, no wheel settings, and very accuate.

How does that work then?

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Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as
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I like my Echo W2. Two thirds the cost of the equivalent
Cateye and it does two bikes instead of just one.

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Churchill said:

Hello,

Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as
the best ?

Thank you

Garmin Forerunner 201

No pickup, no wheel settings, and very accuate.

Hi,

That looks interesting, GPS !

However, one that connects to my handle bars would be
better.

Don't care for the price either -🙂

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Churchill said:

Hello,

Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as
the best ?

Thank you

Garmin Forerunner 201

No pickup, no wheel settings, and very accuate.

Hi,

That looks interesting, GPS !

However, one that connects to my handle bars would
be better.

Don't care for the price either -🙂

Problem with GPSr is they lose information when you lose
satellite contact. I've got a nice Etrex Vista, only 6
ounces (oof!) and far less useful for cycling than I thought
it would be. Maybe if I lived where there weren't mountains
and redwoods...

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Problem with GPSr is they lose information when you lose
satellite contact. I've got a nice Etrex Vista, only 6
ounces (oof!) and far less useful for cycling than I
thought it would be. Maybe if I lived where there weren't
mountains and redwoods...

Then your riding life would be like (to sort of quote a
King of the Hill line) the death of that girl in the
"English Patient" - long, slow and BORING!

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"The fickleness of fame and fortune's
caprice Together changed the life of Mason
Reese" Alice Donut

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Churchill said:

Hello,

Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as
the best ?

Thank you

There probably is in REC.BICYCLES.TECH.

You're welcome.

Hope its better than the Polar Xtrainer Plus - everyone I
know who's got one has had problems

Regards

Bow

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Churchill said:

Is there a 'Cordless' cyclometer that stands out as the
best ?

Polar S725.

Flup to rbt.

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