An Odometer (I think thats what you call them?)
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HJ
Cycling in Scotland
- Location
- Auld Reekie
Most of us call them cycle computers, there is a wide range out there, from the simple to the highly multifunctional. I personally prefer the VDO C4. A word of warning, they can become addictive, you can become slave to the machine...
John Ponting
Guru
- Location
- Herts
less than £10 in LIDL this week
also
Heart rate monitor for less than £10.
May not be the best but give you a cheap option to see what facilities you really want.
and TESCO had some in at Hatfied.
also
Heart rate monitor for less than £10.
May not be the best but give you a cheap option to see what facilities you really want.
and TESCO had some in at Hatfied.
Hugo15
Über Member
- Location
- Stockton-on-Tees
Agree with User, go for a Cateye.
I would also recommend going for a wired one rather than wireless. Seem to be more reliable IMHO.
I would also recommend going for a wired one rather than wireless. Seem to be more reliable IMHO.
Until you snag the wire on something, that is 
...! I have one elderly wired one (about 10 years old), which occasionally stops working owing to rainwater getting in at the hole where the wire emerges; and one VDO wireless one (with digital signal - doesn't seem to be any problem with interference from other cyclists' computers). Personally I'd stay with VDO in the future. It depends what your budget is: VDO do a full range, the difference is the number of functions you get...
...! I have one elderly wired one (about 10 years old), which occasionally stops working owing to rainwater getting in at the hole where the wire emerges; and one VDO wireless one (with digital signal - doesn't seem to be any problem with interference from other cyclists' computers). Personally I'd stay with VDO in the future. It depends what your budget is: VDO do a full range, the difference is the number of functions you get...Similar threads
