by Philip Rees | May 18, 2014 | Cycling Electronics
20 functions measure performance, temperature, calories burned and more. Functions: Current, Average and Max Speed, MPH/KPH Speed and Distance, Current to Average Speed, Speed Tendency, Odometer, Odometer Save, Trip Distance and Timer, 12/24 hour Cycle, Scan, Auto...
by Philip Rees | May 11, 2014 | Cycling Electronics
Don’t pay over the odds for a bike speedometer, this has the same functions if not more then some of the £20 ones listed on amazon so grab yourself a superb deal on this. We include everything you need to get started straight away even the batteries 🙂 As its...
by Philip Rees | May 7, 2014 | Cycling Electronics
About The Product This pulse oximeter is a compact ,light weighted device,Designed for on the go spot checking of vital signs(blood O2)saturation &pulse rate,in a simple non-invasive procedure By simply clipping the device to the finger,user can receive a SP02...
by Philip Rees | Apr 30, 2014 | Cycling Electronics
Please check to see if your smartphone model is compatible. The Strada Smart connects with your smartphone through the CatEye Cycling App. The Strada Smart is mounted on your handlebar or stem, while the smartphone is stashed out of harm’s way in a pocket or...
by Philip Rees | Apr 29, 2014 | Cycling Electronics
Listen wirelessly to your smartphone or MP3 player wherever you bike with the Schwinn Butanes Speaker. Bluetooth technology lets you listen to your favorite tunes up to 100-feet from the speaker. The built in subwoofer creates an extremely high quality audio...
by Philip Rees | Apr 27, 2014 | Cycling Electronics
The Jarv Bluetooth 4.0 Cycling Speed and Cadence Bike Sensor is designed for the iPhone 4S, iPhone 5/5C/5S, iPod touch 5, and other iOS bluetooth devices. The bike sensor together with 3rd party iOS App turns your iPhone into a professional cycling computer. It...
