Wireless Cycling Computer - for £30-40?

[Phil C]

Anyone recommend me a wireless cycle computer for £30-40?
Just want something simple with basic functions that can take back lane, towpath type shocks - not extreme mountain biking.

Would like ave speed, distance covered, max speed, time as minimum.

Recommendations?

[sjj84]

http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/cycle-computers/cate...

I bought one of these a couple of weeks ago. Only ridden with it a few times but is easy to use and doesn't seem to get effected by bumps. This was the cheapest place I could find it.

[cramman]

Aye, the strada is a good buy.

Beware, it can be effected by flashing lights, I guess they may all have this problem.

No issue with my 5 led lifeline, wiggle, front light which is also an excellent bit of kit for the price.

[snotrag]

cateye strada is the one to go for - it's clever in that it doesn't have fiddly buttons - you press the whole unit into the bracket. Really easy to use.

[staceyb]

snotrag said:

cateye strada is the one to go for - it's clever in that it doesn't have fiddly buttons - you press the whole unit into the bracket. Really easy to use.

Yup mines one of them too.

[Superhoop]

Another vote for the Cateye Strada - As others have said, no fiddly buttons, and all in all, a very neat and tidy unit

[RIPmgmetro]

A bit of a leftfield option but I bought a KNOG Nerd from eBay recently which is quite a nice bit of kit. The functions are easy to use, the screen is clear and it seems pretty robust. I've not been out in all weathers in it so I can't comment on it's durability but initially I really like it.

Oh, and the way it can either fit to the stem or the bar in very innovative.

[johnnyboy666]

I got a Blackburn Delphi (I think a 5) for about £35 from the LBS and it's been awesome. worth looking at one, it's been good so far.

John

[TheDetailDoctor]

I have a Knog Nerd, it really is superb, if you are lucky you may find one under £40 on the bay

[Phil C]

Hi All - thanks for your help. Friend of mine also has a Catseye - so I'll have a closer look at these over the weekend. Good to have some independant views from people - much appreciated.

[Andy OH]

Cateye Strada here as well, very easy to use and also a good display

[croyde]

I have a Cateye Vectra, very simple to use and about £28. One omission is ave speed.

All works off one button and so far I have clocked about 300 miles with no problems.