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howdy all, 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? |
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__________________ '07 S-Works Tarmac SL, Polar CS600+Power 2008 Cervelo P3C, Zipp 900c+808 '07 Specialized Epic Marathon w/Crossmax SLRs CycleOps Pro 300PT Indoor Cycle Trainer (my winter ride) |
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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...
__________________ Felt F3 SL, Sram Red, Zipp 606 "I ride a 'Porsche' bike, but have a 'Hyundai' engine." |
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