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List Price: $59.99
Our Price: $59.99
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Cateye
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Binding: Sports
Brand: Cateye
EAN: 0725012017326
Feature: Sleek, lightweight 8-function wireless bicycle computer with universal handlebar and sensor mounts
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Label: Cateye
Manufacturer: Cateye
Model: CC-RD300W
Publisher: Cateye
Release Date: 2007-05-23
Studio: Cateye
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Sleek, lightweight 8-function wireless bicycle computer with universal handlebar and sensor mounts
Displays speed, max speed, average speed, trip distance, 2nd trip distance, total distance, elapsed time, clock
Pressing bottom of screen toggles through modes for easy use on rough terrain
Up/down arrow compares current speed to average speed
Two CR1620 batteries included
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Editorial Reviews:
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The touch of one button gives you access to eight essential ride features: current speed, average speed, programmable odometer, maximum speed, two trip distances, elapsed time and a 12/24 hour clock. Automatic start/stop/power-save modes save you time. Dual wheel size settings allow you to use two different bikes. Pace arrow indicates if you"re riding above or below your average speed. Cat Eye"s new Flex-Tight bracket mounts to a stem or handlebar quickly, securely and tool-free. Fits standard and oversized handlebars.
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: Tiny for it's features
Comment: This is first bicycle computer I've had and was quiet surprised how small and light this thing is.
The speed accuracy is also impressive (I've checked it with police radars on streets).
From all the positive things about this computer there are a few negatives:
1) it has no light - can't use in the dark
2) it's clock is incredibly inaccurate (I've set it up with atomic clock, after 3 months it was 4 minutes late).
3) you have to reset trip data when timer hits about 27 hours or 999.99 km otherwise instead of average speed it shows "E" (error).
4) if magnet left next to the transmitter (odds are very slim, one should buy a lottery ticket if that happens) the computer doesn't go standby
5) very hard take the unit off the bracket without pressing the button
These 5 cons are very minor for not buying this computer.
I would recommend it to my friends.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Works great but don't take it off too much.
Comment: I've had this product for about a month now & it works great, the only problem is that the bracket that attaches to the back of the computer to the bike broke from taking it off & putting it back on so i had to order replacement brackets, so I would suggest not taking it off too much.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Nice compact bike computer.
Comment: I'm not a professional rider by any means but I did want to see how much I was riding so I decided on the Cateye brand for a bicycle computer. The only problem I had setting it up was figuring out my tire size. I had to pick the closest one listed on the instructions since my exact size wasn't listed. Set up was rather easy otherwise and if you just read the instructions, the installation is very easy. I find it easy to operate but don't lose the instructions. You'll forget how to set it up if the battery ever dies!
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Summary: bike computer
Comment: Excellent product. Easy to install.....Written installation instructions can be overwhelming for someone with no previous experience, due to the amount of written information in small font, crammed into a small space. Wish that the computer display window was larger. Overall, very satisfied with the product.
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Summary: Excellent Cyclocomputer
Comment: Installation was quite easy. It is worth the trouble to download the user manual from cateye.com however. The font size on the included sheets is a strain to read.
While the handlebar/stem mounting bracket is great, it is possible to over-tighten the bracket which may cause the "touch screen" functionality to not work correctly or at all.
On my last two rides the trip data has spontaneously reset to zero. The "touch screen" feature is really an electro-mechanical operation of a button on the back of the computer when one presses on the bottom of the unit. I suspect that I may still have the bracket a little tight. I have asked Cateye for an explanation of other possible reasons for this "spontaneous reset" but they have not yet had a chance to reply.
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