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

• Electronics Color: Silver, Electronics Model: RT233

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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The Knog Nerd 9-Function Bicycle Computer offers a fun and efficient way to record your cycle stats with smart, simple functionality and painless tool/wire-free set up. Rather than hassling with connecting wires and rubber cutouts, the Nerd uses a silicon tension fit system that simply wraps around your handlebar or stem for your preferred vantage point. The wireless transmitter attaches the same way–so that you are good to go–finished with "installation" in seconds–and without a single tool. This super-speedy and easy installation also makes the Nerd a great computer to move between bikes.

After you have installed your Nerd it is time to experience the computer's functionality. The wireless Nerd will transmit information without interference from any of the cellular/electronic noise of your surroundings. With single button operation, the Nerd's face functions as one big button, allowing you to scroll between its nine functions with ease. Pressing the face allows you to either display individual functions or cycle through all available function screens in a looped sequence using scan mode. The computer allows you to view data through numeric representations as well as with visual representation bars that show your current speed versus your average speed.

With nine functions and the ability to maintain unique data between rides, the Nerd allows you to document, review, and analyze your riding data to your heart's content on and off the bike. The Nerd displays current speed and a 12/24 hour clock and computes your average speed, maximum speed, and relative speed output as a bar graph of your current versus average speed. In addition, the Nerd records trip distance and total riding time and has an odometer and low-battery indicator.

The Knog Nerd offers unequaled ease of use, ease of installation, and smart functionality for biking. The computer is also 100 percent waterproof for worry-free use in any weather conditions.

Features:

• Animated rolling display
• Touch screen functionality
• Can be set up for use on two bikes
  

  The Nerd 9-function bike computer comes in several striking colors.

• Maintains unique data between rides
• Simple tool-less attachment to handlebar or stem
• No signal or function interference
• 100 percent waterproof
• Materials: Medical grade silicon

Functions:

• Current speed
• 12/24 hour clock
• Trip distance
• Average speed
• Maximum speed
• Relative speed gauge (output as a bar graph of current vs. average speed)
• Total riding time
• Odometer
• Scanning (will display all functions in a looped sequence)
• Low-battery indicator

Size Specifications:

• Nerd Weight: 45 grams
• Transmitter Weight: 39 grams
• Main unit size: 53 x 51 x 40 millimeters
• Transmitter size: 52 x 27 x 52 millimeters

Batteries:

• 1 CR2032 3V cell: N.E.R.D.
• 1 LR44 1.5V cell: Transmitter
• Battery life: Approximately 1-2 years with normal operation

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Sleek, lightweight, and elegant and free of wires, this slim wireless bicycle computer displays current speed, maximum speed (up to 65 mph), average speed, trip distance, second-trip distance, total distance, elapsed time, and 12/24-hour clock. The dual trip-distance functions keep track of intermediate or multi-day distances. For ease of use even on rough terrain, simply pressing the bottom of the screen toggles through the computer's modes. The selected mode displays at the bottom of the screen, while current speed appears at the top in large, easy-to-read numerals. An up/down arrow compares current speed to average speed.

Other features include dual tire size, programmable odometer, pace arrow, automatic start/stop, and automatic power-saving mode. The computer runs on two CR2032 batteries (included), one for the head unit and the other for the sensor. Maximum wireless transmission distance is 27 inches. The computer's tool-free bracket mounts quickly on virtually any handlebar or stem. The tool-free sensor mounts easily to the fork. Like all Cateye bicycle computers, this one is ultrasonically welded and water-resistant.

Specifications:

• Handlebar mount size: 22-31.8 mm
• Fork mount size: 11-55 mm
• Batteries: CR2032 (two included; for head unit and sensor)
• Maximum wireless transmission distance: 27" (70 cm)

About Cateye
Founded in 1946 in Osaka, Japan, CatEye is the leading manufacturer of cycle computers, lights, and reflectors to cyclists in the world. In 1964, CatEye was the first in the industry to create a flashing lamp for bicycles, followed by their first battery headlamp in 1982, and the very first bicycle head lamp using white LEDs in 2001. The company's Opticube lens and reflectors make the brightest and most efficient LED headlights. while their LD500 remains the only rear safety light that can meet the rigorous CPSC standards for reflectivity.

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars excelent! it is all that I expect!! smaller, lighter and with more functions, I use a old mity 5 so this is much better!

4 Stars Excellent bike computer for basic information The Cateye Strada Wireless has performed flawlessly for our 4-per-week bike rides. Simple to reset (just hold the button down for a few seconds), easy to read, and easy to remove, I highly recommend this computer for bike enthusiasts who ride for fun, whether fast or slow. For those who are training for maximum improvement or for competition, you'll want to purchase a unit with cadence, and maybe even a heart-rate function. But if you only log in miles and speed, the Strada is great choice. And wireless is so convenient to install, with no ugly wires ruining the bike graphics. I've never had an issue with losing signal. The instructions say not to park the bike with the magnet next to the pickup unit, or else your battery may drain rapidly; so you do need to spend 5 extra seconds to rotate your front tire when parking the bike. But I've logged a few thousand miles on all of my Cateye products before needing to change the battery.
I also own Cateye's V2c model, because I analyze my training regularly, and I rely upon cadence data as well as average speed. But I paid more for this feature, and the V2c graphics are smaller and a little harder for me to read.
As far as longevity, I have another Cateye computer on a vintage 12-speed; I've had to replace the battery several times, but the unit performs just as it did when I installed it 25 years ago. This is the reason I trust Cateye; although a company product's reliability may change over the years, usually the change is for the better. Until I have issues with their products, I will continue to buy from Cateye, as long as the features are competitive with other brands.

5 Stars Very very pleased Product showed up as described and works like a charm. Easy to install and easy to scroll through different functions. Price from Amazon was cheapest around.

4 Stars Good Cyclocomputer This is a good dependable cyclocomputer. I found it easy to install and set up for use. The wireless feature is great and works well. It is reset by pressing on the bottom of the unit when it is mounted. Mine requires only about 1 1/2 seconds to reset and I accidently reset it twice while riding as the same motion is required to scroll between the functions. It can also be reset by pushing on the bottom of the top of the unit. Now that I am aware it is not a problem. It is nice looking and the mounting system allowed it to mount easily on my aerobar. It is a good value at a good price and provides enough functions for my needs.

4 Stars Ease to install I have 3 wireless cateye products, two like this one and another with the cadence for my training bike. I like the product very much. It is better than the trek ones. With a trek it seems that you have a TV screen on your handlebar or stem. Cateye is maybe a bit little but its performance is pure quality. Very ease to set up and go. Of course the prize is right, especially if you get it from Amazon.com. Enjoy your ride. PB

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4 Stars bike computer
Received the bike computer and am well satisfied with it. The only thing neg. it didn’t have a battery installed and the info sait that it did…Alton Hale

4 Stars Nice Easy to read
The display on this computer is large and easy to read with most of the data on display at the same time. If you are looking for a low cost bike computer with lots of functions this one is working well for me.

4 Stars Planet Bike Protoge 8.0
This bike computer has worked out great for me. Installation took only a few minutes. One installation note is that the sensor mounts to the front fork, but not directly facing the spokes. On my bike, it is angled back about 45 degrees towards the spokes, which places it the correct distance from the magnet. I used a little blue locktite to secure the magnet. Initial setup of the wheel size, etc., takes a little patience, but I was riding within a few minutes. Now that the weather’s getting colder, I’m thinking I should have considered the 9.0 model with the temperature sensor, but I’m very happy with this one. It’s a great feature that it slips out of it’s holder and can be stored inside out of the weather.

1 Star No good to me on the ground!
This computer has a nice display, lots of functions, and an easy interface. Setup is moderately good, not as easy a system from sigma. But, hit a pothole in the road, and this thing literally jumps off the bike due to a poor handlebar clip design. Requires duct tape for permanent installation. Overall, no good if it can’t handle the ride.

4 Stars Very nice little tool
I really like this piece of equipment. Everything is laid out nicely and switching modes is a piece of cake, just a push up on it. I haven’t had problems with it falling off like others to be honest. I wish it came in black. My only gripe were the instructions. They said to put the fork sensor on the rear of the forks but i wasnt getting a reading at all. I had to turn it to the inside of the fork which made the magnet line up perfect. Don’t go by the picture. Awesome fast shipping by amazon too! Woulda bought the protege 9 i guess if i wanted a temp gauge but that wasn’t necessary.

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Introducing the VDO A series. The A4+ Wireless unit give you the necessary info with no frills easy navagation. All VDO computers are backed by a Five Year Warranty. Features: Wireless transmission (analogue). 1 wheel size, Auto Sleep-Mode (Display-deactivation), Auto Start/Stop, LCD-size 27 x 25 mm, Twist-Click-Mount, selectable for handlebar or stem mounting. Analogue wireless transmission for speed, Transmitting range 85 cm (33 inch), Speed Display in 0,1 KMH/MPH-steps, Data storage during battery replacement(20 sec.) Functions: Current speed, Trip counter, Total odometer, Clock. VDO Cycle computers.

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New segmented, color-blocked screen improves your ability to quickly extract critical data. Lap function provides the ability to track both speed and cadence of intervals. Fully adjustable center mount bracket holds computer in front of the handlebar. Includes a coded transmitter that eliminates “cross-talk” interference.

User Ratings and Reviews

1 Star Save your money – nice idea, poor execution
I wanted a combination HRM /computer for my bike and this seemed to fit the bill. It is a waste of money. First, the HRM is completely erratic. I use electrode cream and keep the strap fairly tight with the electrodes positioned properly. When I get a HR signal – it can go from 45 -> 70 -> 150 -> 60 -> 0 all in a few minutes. I thought maybe they had programmed in a random number generator the way it was going. Totally useless. Most often it just cuts out totally and goes to 0 for 15 – 20 minutes for no obvious reason.

The display itself is the other problem. It is VERY dim and impossible to read if you are in shade with sunglasses on. I’ve been able to read many other bike displays under the same conditions, but this one seems very dim, with no contrast. It reminds me of how other LCDs look right before the batteries die. Except the batteries I have in it are brand new.

The SLEEP function does not work. It is NOT automatic. You need to manually put it to sleep when you want that. There is a description of how to do this on Cateye’s site in the knowledge base. This is ridiculous. Supposedly it goes to sleep if there is absolutely no RF signals in the atmosphere. So I guess if you bike in Antarctica or somewhere desolate like that it might work, but not where most of us ride.

Finally the mounting is clever, but you MUST mount it where Cateye wants you to or forget it. You must mount it to the right of the stem with the unit in front of the handlebars. So if you have aero bars it won’t mount properly.

And Cateye has no real tech support. They only accept email, however those are not answered. (Believe me, I’ve sent them several). So there is no one to talk to or to try to fix things. I’ll NEVER buy Cateye again.

2 Stars Auto-shutoff doesn’t work
This computer has nice display that will show all of the information I’m interested in. However, the sensors are much more prone to interference than the other products I’ve used. The heart rate monitor is very sensitive to power lines — the big lines on the metal towers mess up both this unit and my Polar watch/HRM, but this unit fails in many other places where my Polar has no problems. Also, the sensors hang from the chest strap and get unclipped too easily. The wireless signal from the wheel sensor is also a problem — there are two places on my normal routes where this computer loses the signal for a while. I’ve never had that problem with my other (much cheaper) wireless computer.

A stem mount would have been nice. With my aerobars clipped on to my handlebar, I’ve got nowhere to mount my computer properly.

Finally, the biggest frustration is with the auto-shutoff. Like every other computer I’ve had, this is supposed to turn itself off after several minutes of inactivity. Unlike every other computer I’ve ever had, this one simply won’t shut itself off 9 times out of 10. I’ve tried taking it off the mount and storing it other places, thinking that maybe there’s some source of interference in my garage that’s keeping the computer on, but nothing seems to help. I’ve resorted to removing the batteries at the end of a ride.

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