by | Feb 5, 2016 | Cycling Electronics
You spoke, we listened. Developed from Cat Eye customer feedback, the padrone features the largest display available on the market today. From the Downhill mountain biker to the farsighted cyclists, the padrone is ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy a squint-free ride...
by | Feb 5, 2016 | Cycling Electronics
Long gone are the days when you had to finagle a system of wires and straps beneath your fitness threads, only to have your workout brought to a jarring halt by the sudden implosion of your strategic arrangement. Now’s as good of a time as any to conveniently...
by | Feb 5, 2016 | Cycling Electronics
Here’s the competitive edge you’ve been waiting for. Edge 520 is the first device with Strava live segment challenges. This aerodynamic GPS bike computer is packed with advanced analysis features like time in zone, cycling-specific VO2 max1 and recovery time1, indoor...
by | Feb 5, 2016 | Cycling Electronics
Sharpen your cycling performance with Edge 500, a lightweight GPS-based bike computer for performance-driven cyclists. Loaded with data, Edge 500 tracks your distance, speed, location and elevation with high sensitivity GPS. Add an ANT+™ compatible heartrate monitor,...
by | Feb 5, 2016 | Cycling Electronics
Waterproof Wireless Heart Rate Monitor (No chest strap) We are pleased to offer you the chance to purchase our Wireless Best Heart Rate Monitor. Our Heart Rate Monitor accurately tracks your heart rate and calories burned during your daily routine which will help you...
by | Feb 5, 2016 | Cycling Electronics
Tips 1.Attach the sensor to the front left fork, the distance between computer and the sensor can not exceed 60cm. Mount the magnet on the spoke with 1mm clearance to the sensor. 2.If you won’t ride for a long time, get the battery out to close the computer unit...
