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• Cycling computer with built-in altimeter shows current gradient and topographical data
• Displays Trip Climb, Total Climb and Maximum altitude for all trips
• Total distance (combined odometer for both wheelsets); total odometer; elapsed ride time
• Current temperature (Celsius or Fahrenheit)
• Backed by 5-year warranty

The VDO MC 1.0+ is the perfect tool for the enthusiastic climber featuring 9 altimeter functions and 13 cycle computer functions. The Matrix-display shows your tour-relevant topographical data plus your regular cycle computer readouts. The programmable NAVIGATOR makes following road book instructions a piece of cake. Functions: Current Speed (in Miles or Kilometers); Trip Distance; Total Odometer; Elapsed Ride Time; Clock; One Button Operation; Auto Start/Stop; Average Speed; Maximum Speed; Pace

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Question by Lewie Bum Bum: How do you turn of this damn cycling computer?
I brought a new blackburn delphi 4.0 cycling computer, doesn’t say how to turn it off. it goes into sleep mode after about 30 mins, and then i left it for 3 hours and still doesn’t. When i take out the batteries, the settings all re-set…

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I have never seen a bike computer that you can turn off. The older ones I’ve had just stayed at the last setting they were on. I have a specialized computer that has been in my bike parts drawer that shows 0 MPH and the odometer setting when I took it off the bike 3 or 4 years ago. My new ones seem to just switch to a time clock until the wheel spins again and they wake up. As this one is a wireless it probably has an algorithm to check for radio signals so it is never really totally off. I wouldn’t worry about it unless you are eating batteries every few months. I think most wireless computers are good for about a year with their batteries.

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The Vetta® RT288L wireless speed cycling computer comes bundled with an interchangeable face so you can customize the look of your bike. The 3-screen display window illuminates for dusk and night-time rides. Track your progress with current, max, and average speed; ride time, cumulative and trip distance; lap and freeze-frame memories; and a speed comparison.Track and record your speed as well as your cumulative and trip mileage, and track your bike’s service schedule with the Vetta RT288L Smar

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Vetta RT233 Cycling Computer

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The Vetta® RT233 wired speed cycling computer offers basic ride information at a bargain price. In addition to current speed, distance and odometer functions, the RT233 also provides a service timer, 12/24-hour clock, auto start and wake up, and an easy tire setup. This package includes an extra cover, so you can customize the look of your ride.Track your cumulative and trip mileage, and track your bike’s service schedule with the Vetta RT233 Cycling Computer. This handlebar mounted computer s

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Knog N.E.R.D. 9-function cycling computers are wireless and coded to prevent interference and crosstalk. They also come with animated rolling display and touch screen functionality. Silicon tool-less attachment for transmitter and main unit. Main unit head will attach to handlebar or stem with reorientation of N.E.R.D. unit. 100% waterproof. Transmitter uses one LR44 1.5V battery. Head uses one CR2032 battery. Transmitter weighs 39 grams. N.E.R.D. head weighs 45 grams.

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