good cordless computer?

Vetta RT88. Cheap, simple, reliable. See:

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fish156 said:

Vetta RT88. Cheap, simple, reliable. See:

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I have the wireless Cat Eye cadence system. It does WAY more than I need it too, but it is very accurate and reliable.

raynim said:

Is there a good cordless bike computer out there? One that is just a computer wi/ speed, odometer, etc., NOT a full blown HRM deluxe. One that is as reliable as the higher end polar monitors with computer?

Thanks,
Ray

I have the full blown Polar HRM (725) and I must say it's outstanding. I Used to use a Sigma. They make a nice wireless rig that's pretty inexepensive.

raynim said:

Is there a good cordless bike computer out there? One that is just a computer wi/ speed, odometer, etc., NOT a full blown HRM deluxe. One that is as reliable as the higher end polar monitors with computer?

Thanks,
Ray

I just bought a couple of these so I could view average speed while doing time trials without having to push any buttons.

http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=82&subcategory=1035&brand=&sku=12195&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=

These are the same thing with different names:

http://www.supergo.com/profile.cfm?LPROD_ID=25773&lsubcat_id=1512&lcat_id=7608&referpage=
http://www.performancebike.com/shop/profile.cfm?SKU=17167&subcategory_ID=4110

I have the Cat Eye with cadence, but it wasn't cheap. My wife has the Cat Eye MicroWireless and I think it was $30 or so. It seems to work well for her, although we haven't had it long enough to tell you about long term durability.

Thanks for all the suggestions. Now I have a little shopping to do. I had heard that most wireless comps were [censored], but that doesn't seem to be totally true.

I just can't help but love the cleanness of wireless.

Thanks,
Ray

raynim said:

Thanks for all the suggestions. Now I have a little shopping to do. I had heard that most wireless comps were [censored], but that doesn't seem to be totally true.

I just can't help but love the cleanness of wireless.

Thanks,
Ray

I have spent thousands on bike computers and spent countless hours fiddling with [censored].... the best, cheapest in terms of value, easiest to use, and simple to install computer is the Cateye Micro. I now have 4 of them. I buy them on eBay for under $30. I have used the Astrale with cadence with no problems either. But the wireless Micro is perfect. Easy to read.. need I continue?

I've used vetta, older cateyes, sigma, supergo named stuff, specialized - various versions, trek various versions, three Polar products... I think I've covered most of the majors......