Cyclocomputer w/HRM

I'm pretty happy with my polar s520 with speed and cadence sensors. I was able to mount the speed sensor on the rear wheel, so I can even get the same data for my trainer workouts as I can for my regular rides. The only feature I don't have that I'd like is an altimeter. I've never had that many problems with interference or anything like that either.

ghostpedal said:

For those of you with one, how do you like it? I want to combine the computer and HRM functions into one, but want feedback on different experiences as far as brands, ease of setup, use, etc. Thanks.

[font=Comic Sans MS]I'm using Polar's low-end cyclocomputer..the CS100. It's very basic and easy to use. Includes HRM, Speed, distance, avg speed, Estimated Time of Arrival, Calories, Lap, and of course Time and date. Has several different choices for display depending on what you want to be focused on while you ride. Displays are easily changed while riding with a push of the button. Doesn't include wattage or cadence. It's wireless and easy to install. Runs about $120. If you already have a Polar HRM (I did) you can buy the CS100b which doesn't include the chest strap transmitter for about $90.[/font]
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I also have a polar s520 and love it. I like the heart rate/speed and everything in one combo. Im a techno geek too so I like being able to download ride data.