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- dtmeister
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Cute. Needs some soldering to connect to the wheel sensor.
http://veloace.sourceforge.net/
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..dt
1996 Diamond Back 'Expert Tg' Roadie (7spd DT shifters, favourite bike!)
2004 Trek 2300 Roadie (9spd Ultegra)
2003 DiamondBack 'Criterium' Roadie (8spd Sora, rain bike)
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dtmeister said:Cute. Needs some soldering to connect to the wheel sensor.
http://veloace.sourceforge.net/
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..dt
1996 Diamond Back 'Expert Tg' Roadie (7spd DT shifters, favourite bike!)
2004 Trek 2300 Roadie (9spd Ultegra)
2003 DiamondBack 'Criterium' Roadie (8spd Sora, rain bike)
Haha, very cool! The downside is the large size (and weight) of a pda :|.
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SomeGuy said:dtmeister said:Cute. Needs some soldering to connect to the wheel sensor.
http://veloace.sourceforge.net/
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..dt
1996 Diamond Back 'Expert Tg' Roadie (7spd DT shifters, favourite
bike!)
2004 Trek 2300 Roadie (9spd Ultegra)
2003 DiamondBack 'Criterium' Roadie (8spd Sora, rain bike)
Haha, very cool! The downside is the large size (and weight) of a pda
:|.
Yes, but you can take notes, read an eBook, play music and look at
pictures whilst you ride!
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