new to this forum, i was searching through alot of the threads about the polar cs600 there is quite a bit of info. i am personally looking for a cheaper version of a power meter for my bike. i do triathlons and have basically 3 wheelsets, trainer, aero, and disc.
i was able to find a very cheap polar cs600 with power meter on amazon.com
[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Polar-CS600-Cycling-Computers-W-I-N-D/dp/B000QDYB92/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1252455226&sr=8-1]Amazon.com: Polar CS600 with Power Cycling Computers W.I.N.D.: Sports & Outdoors[/ame]
which almost seems too good to be true....would there be any possible issues with buying this model?
new to this forum, i was searching through alot of the threads about the polar cs600 there is quite a bit of info. i am personally looking for a cheaper version of a power meter for my bike. i do triathlons and have basically 3 wheelsets, trainer, aero, and disc.
i was able to find a very cheap polar cs600 with power meter on amazon.com
which almost seems too good to be true....would there be any possible issues with buying this model?
One set of prices in your link is probably used (with and w/out the power), the other new. There are some deals on the CS600 since the "x" is out, but nothing earth-shattering that I've seen. I recently got my wife a 600+Power from Nashbar for ~$450, if I recall correctly.
nobody has any input, i know there is alot of threads on this unit, but i am just curious if the price i see at amazon is too good to be true at $375?
I am pretty sure that is the cost of the CS600 computer only. The power meter ad on is another $350 ish... I have the CS600 computer and love it. I got the cadence ad on and am considering the power meter too. I need to do more research tho...
