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  1. I just got the Cateye Enduro 8, and I'm setting it up. it seems to be
    working pretty okay, but I have two questions. the main one is, how do I
    change it from km/h to mph? the manual just says to press the 'Mode'
    button, but this doesn't work, it changes the mode, i.e. time, distance,
    speed, etc. it doesn't affect the km/h at all. so I need to figure that
    out.

    second question....what's measurement in centimeters do I put in for the
    Coker? I did some math and came up with 287, so that's what it's at now,
    but I don't know if I did it right....

    thanks!

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  2. Klaas gathered some Coker rollout numbers and put them on his web site:
    'Coker rollout' (http://www.xs4all.nl/~klaasbil/coker_rollout.htm)
    The loaded rollout for a Coker wheel is going to be closer to 278 cm.
    The loaded rollout is the rollout when you're sitting on it. The Coker
    wheel is actually smaller than 36 inches.

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  3. aHA, nevermind, I figured it out! for anyone else who wonders in the
    future and who is awesome enough to use the Search Button....you need to
    choose either km/h or mph right when you first get it. so if you
    accidentally choose the wrong one, like I did, then take out the battery
    and put it back in to make it start over at the beginning again. then
    click Mode when the mph or km/h is flashing.

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  4. James_Potter said:

    *now for the other question....what do I do to change the km/h to mph?
    *

    Why, isn't the whole world metric yet?🙂 Also, nice with the correct way
    to show km/h, rather than kph, which alot of people put.

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  5. if you take the computer off the mounting, when you put it back on, make
    sure it clicks in twice, not just once, and that it's in securely. I
    lost 2 units in about 5 hours of riding with them before I truly learnt
    my lesson. at least I can swap between coker 29er & muni easily though!

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  6. spyder said:

    *Why, isn't the whole world metric yet?🙂 *


    Because Americans are lazy. If we exercised the same number of miles
    that the rest of the world id in kilometers, at least we wouldn't be so
    fat! 😄

    I was interested to read the solution for changing miles to metric was
    the same as on the first Cateye I set up, back in 1986 or so.

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  7. I tried this on my 24", I didn't set it up right beacause it said my top
    speed was 20 mph

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