Bicycle LCD Waterproof Display Computer Speedometer Odometer USD $3.36 Delivered

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This is a cool tool for its price,easy to install, easy to read LCD display, ideal companion for your bicycle. It's also very durable considering even you have put over 500 miles on it,you even don't have to change the battery. It is functioned as tracking your training progress in real time. Easy operation and durability make it popular in the market,with it, you can enjoy every moment of your riding.

Package Includes:
1 x Bike Computer Console
1 x Universal Sensor Bracket (with 85cm cable)
1 x Mounting Shoe
1 x Wheel Magnet (Senser)
1 x English User Manual
1 x Cable Tie
1 x Computer Battery(1.5V/AG13)

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  [Deactivated] on 04/09/2013 - 00:40

  +3

  I give this 5 stars, just like every other review on their independent website!

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    jdr on 04/09/2013 - 02:47

    +1

    Gotta love this guy's review :
    "…..I bought this producto to my personal use, and now I want to buy more to sell to my friends…."

    Sell, not gift!

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    [Deactivated] on 04/09/2013 - 07:17

    +3

    reviews on the site are so bullshit

    i bought one of their LED lights a while back and gave it an honest review (400 char), to say the least it was never approved on their website.

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  dcuksuop on 04/09/2013 - 03:33

  A deal on the wireless version would be nice.

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  Ice-Eyes on 04/09/2013 - 05:00

  $6 at cheap as chips, no waiting, no currency conversion. Local returns if something stops working.
  I wonder how selling these to your friends will earn you a crust.

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  SteveAndBelle on 04/09/2013 - 08:12

  Cheaper than eBay… by about 20c :) http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/LCD-Bike-Bicycle-Cycle-Computer-O…

  Does look like a good deal for anyone not wanting to pay $20 for something similar at K-Mart or BigW etc.

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    [Deactivated] on 04/09/2013 - 08:52

    +1

    Actually only a 6c difference, what with the USD vs AUD.

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      [Deactivated] on 04/09/2013 - 16:32

      +2

      Actually only a 6c difference….

      For some people on here, i reckon that's enough.

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  Wolfy on 04/09/2013 - 08:32

  Free app on your GPS-enabled smart phone does as good or better job than these things now days.

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    Hintswen on 04/09/2013 - 08:53

    -1

    Actually no they don't work better. Sure a smartphone app will show you a map of there you went the the speed/distance is based on where the GPS thinks you are, it has nothing to do with the actual distance traveled.

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      quasi on 04/09/2013 - 09:00

      +1

      i do 50km a day with it and actually find it really accurate - the gps is live and speed is accurate (i've checked in parallel with the Polar kit i used to own). the only issue is when i go through the tunnel and it looses reception. but quite cool when i come out of the tunnel and it says i'm doing 150km/h! burns phone battery though.

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      [Deactivated] on 04/09/2013 - 09:46

      As quasi points out, that's only a problem if you can't get a GPS and/or phone signal (A-GPS uses phone tower triangulation as well as GPS). If you have a particularly bad phone for A-GPS or go through tunnels frequently then it's a problem. Otherwise it's pretty precise.

      And the odometer isn't insanely precise either. It works off of an approximation of the circumference of the tyre multiplied by rotation. Even being off by a factor of a few mm on the circumference (which changes depending on tyre condition and pressure) can blow out to a fair imprecision over a 10km distance. Example: circumference is off by an average of 5mm on a 630mm circumference tyre on a 10km ride. Wheel has to go around ~15,900 times. Odometer is off by 80m on the ride.

      But both are fine. Close enough for Jazz.

      The biggest downside to the GPS would be the fact that it drains the battery like a mother. The biggest upside to the GPS option is that it can automate the tracking of your rides, can tell you where you went faster and slower, show what you did on a map (useful when trying new areas) and input it into general fitness/calorie tracking apps.

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    quasi on 04/09/2013 - 08:57

    2nd that. get a $6 phone mount and use smartphone with an app like ipbike (plenty "free" ones). you'll get to listen to music/radio, gps logging, upload to training sites, share/compete with friends etc. and can splash out on bluetooth cadence and HRM later (from the profits of selling 1000 of these computers to your friends)

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    SteveAndBelle on 04/09/2013 - 09:31

    Pity most Smartphones aren't waterproof tho :( I purposely bought a used water/shock/dustproof model of Motorola off eBay and a nice bar mount for it to use as a dedicated bike 'appliance' and to basically leave permanently attached to the bike but unclipped it at shopping centres etc. Managed to also use it with a Bluetooth sender to monitor the electric system when I converted it to an e-Bike too. Worked really well even when it was pouring with rain!

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  miq on 04/09/2013 - 10:02

  +2

  LOL at how everything on this product has only five star reviews. Do not trust.