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JHOLLNAGEL
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 8/13/08 11:58 A

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I have a Cateyemicro 6000 cyclometer which is about 20 years old. It does everything I want it do except it does not auto stop/start when you are not riding. But it does mileage or kilometers, cadence, max speed, average speed, trip distance, odometer.


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THINCPL2004
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 8/12/08 9:53 P

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I have a Garmin Edge 2005. I got last month and so far it has done wonderfully. It comes with everything from GPS to time, speed, distance avg Speed, time, max speed cal's burned and you can down load it to your computer, to keep track of your progress!

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.
Pain is just weakness leaving the body!
By his stripes we are healed.
Strength is the capacity to break a chocolate bar in pieces with your bare hands--and then just eat one of the pieces.
Current mileage to go on my 10th 1,000 Challenge is 193.72 miles.
Current mileage to go on my 3rd 2,700 mile coast to coast bike challenge is 2,533.90 miles.
NEVER STOP PEDALING


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DAVISJH
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 8/12/08 6:00 P

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I've enjoyed my Polar S150 - it combines both a Heart Rate Monitor and a bike computer to help me monitor my workouts. I'm sure that I'll be ready to upgrade to a GPS-aided system before too long.

My LBS installed my computer and the only trouble I have had is wearing out (and replacing) the battery.

2009 Cycling Goal: 2,750 miles (3,500 miles 8/15)
Year to 10/2: 3,255 miles
Previous Goals/Miles:
2008 2,500 mi/2,419.1 logged (80.9 miles short)
2007 (1/2 Year): 1,000 mi/ 1,002 logged!!


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 8/12/08 4:00 P

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What 2 have you tried and what problems have you had? Someone here might be able to help you resolve problems, rather than starting from scrath.

I have a CatEye CD300DW that I love on my road bike, and a Sigma Sport on my commuting bike, which has lasted me about 8 years so far.


PHANTOM245W44ST
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 8/12/08 11:47 A

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I want to get a bike computer or sensor to see how many miles I ride. I have bought two but haven't been happy with either of them and wasn't so sure if I was using them correctly or not. I don't want to waste anymore money and not be happy with what I bought so I would appreciate recommendations.


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