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Ben Barker
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I've had a cateye wireless computer (cordless 7, from the pictures I found online ...?)on my bike
for a while now, and in general it seems fab - an improvement on its predecessor, whose sensor was
carefully designed to fall off any bike with non cylindrical forks!
Most of its readings (current speed, distance) etc are pretty obviously correct, but after any ride
my maximum speed can be anywhere from 60 to 90 mph. While I like to flatter myself, this is just
silly. Does anyone have any ideas why this might be happening? I cycle mainly in London, so there's
plenty of scope for interference, but I cant think from where.
Ben
for a while now, and in general it seems fab - an improvement on its predecessor, whose sensor was
carefully designed to fall off any bike with non cylindrical forks!
Most of its readings (current speed, distance) etc are pretty obviously correct, but after any ride
my maximum speed can be anywhere from 60 to 90 mph. While I like to flatter myself, this is just
silly. Does anyone have any ideas why this might be happening? I cycle mainly in London, so there's
plenty of scope for interference, but I cant think from where.
Ben