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Roger Zoul
Guest
Assuming you're going to be trying to improve your ability for long rides
(time, speed, etc.), lose more weight, and that you are a gadget freak that
finds it fun to track stuff.
I already have a Polar M52, BTW, so getting one of the cycling models might
be fun, provided there is some payback beyond what I have now.
Notes: I would like an altimeter, since my cyclecomputer doesn't have
that...but it does have cadence so I don't need that.
Are the any brands that are competitive with Polar that offer greater bang
for the buck?
I'm thinking Polar S720i with no options, but I'm unsure as to how the
altitude function works at this moment. Is that going to tell total feet
climbed on a ride?
Would kind of be neat to have the functions of a cyclocomputer and HRM
built into a PDA with GPS.
(time, speed, etc.), lose more weight, and that you are a gadget freak that
finds it fun to track stuff.
I already have a Polar M52, BTW, so getting one of the cycling models might
be fun, provided there is some payback beyond what I have now.
Notes: I would like an altimeter, since my cyclecomputer doesn't have
that...but it does have cadence so I don't need that.
Are the any brands that are competitive with Polar that offer greater bang
for the buck?
I'm thinking Polar S720i with no options, but I'm unsure as to how the
altitude function works at this moment. Is that going to tell total feet
climbed on a ride?
Would kind of be neat to have the functions of a cyclocomputer and HRM
built into a PDA with GPS.