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Bicycle computers are becoming more and more an
essential tool and accessory for cyclists, whatever
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your level - racer or commuter. Whether it be
accurate Heart Rate, Speed and Cadence with multi-
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lap timing or simply Speed and Calorie Consumption
you are looking to calculate, there is a Cateye
computer to suit you and your pocket.
Cateye were recently described
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WIRED
in Cycling Plus as “the master
of the cycle computer”,
so you know you are getting
quality you can count on 1.
STRADA CADENCE
with Cateye.
The supremely compact Strada is available
All Cateye computers are
with a valuable cadence function for those
riders wanting to monitor their training more
amazingly petite, ranging
accurately. Perfect for use with turbo trainers,
from 30mm (W) x 45mm (H) -
40mm (W) x 60mm (H).
COMPUTERS
the Strada Cadence includes a revised tool-free
rear wheel mounting fitting kit and a tiny crank
mounted cadence magnet.
CA240STRAC7 £39.99
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OUBLE
Functions and
Features:
We all like simplicity, so Cateye
Computers make the distinction
between a Function and a Feature.
Product Functions respond to the
user needs, for example, Average
Speed. Whereas Product Features are
‘user tools’ inherent in the computer,
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WIREless
for example, a ‘backlight’ and it does
not feedback information. Some
competitors confuse Functions and
Features in together, so when you
purchase a Cateye, you can be sure of
what you are getting.
COMPUTERS
HEART RATE CADENCE
SPEED
COMPUTER SPECIFICATIONS CHART
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