<br /><br />and<br /><br />is there a data logger type bike computer?<br /><br />The best bike computer would have what on it ? if you were designing a new<br />bike computer what would you want it to do?<br />
<br /><br />and<br /><br />Any cycling computer can be made into a cadence computer <br /><br />is there a data logger type bike computer? that can be downloaded to a puter<br />for a training diary? or whats just a really good computer for training<br />
<br /><br />and<br /><br />aussie bike market<br /><br />Any one know if this works?<br /><br />Any cycling computer can be made into a cadence computer by mounting the<br />magnet and sensor on the cranks and by setting the wheel size to 1667mm and<br />the readout to km/hr (instead of mph). This is true for any bike, any wheel<br />size. The speed will indicate cadence, such that 9.7 km/hr will be a cadence<br />of 97 rpm.<br /><br />You can thus convert a cheap or damaged cyclocomputer to a cadence meter.<br />You may need to splice some additional wire in to reach the cranks.<br /><br />It works well, is accurate, and fun!<br />
<br />Would the aussie bike market be big enough to support a "custom carbon<br />frame" or indeed custom bikes?<br />
See point #7 on dexmax's reply, thats the most important item on all the lists I've seen till now!Gerald, I assume that cyclingforums members get a special discount?