I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?I believe Discovery is using Sigma Sport cyclo-computers.
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?I believe Discovery is using Sigma Sport cyclo-computers.
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?I believe Discovery is using Sigma Sport cyclo-computers.
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?I believe Discovery is using Sigma Sport cyclo-computers.
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?I believe Discovery is using Sigma Sport cyclo-computers.
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?I believe Discovery is using Sigma Sport cyclo-computers.
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?I believe Discovery is using Sigma Sport cyclo-computers.
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
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JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
Bingo -- that's it -- hmmm seems a bit of an overkill for moi. -
Quoted message said:
JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
Bingo -- that's it -- hmmm seems a bit of an overkill for moi. -
Quoted message said:
JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
Bingo -- that's it -- hmmm seems a bit of an overkill for moi. -
Quoted message said:
JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
Bingo -- that's it -- hmmm seems a bit of an overkill for moi. -
Quoted message said:
JoeG said:
I was watching Discovery Channel's multi-part series on Lance -- He had
an interesting cyclo-compter which seemed to be about 4x2 inches in
size. Anyone have clue to make/model?Quoted message said:
From the size, that's probably his power meter (SRM, I think).
Bingo -- that's it -- hmmm seems a bit of an overkill for moi.
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