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Bicycling

DisgustipatedinCA

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6. I use a CatEye wireless odometer

Reply to Incitatus (Original post)

Sat Feb 23, 2013, 12:33 PM

Feb 2013

It's about $50, and it's always within a couple of hundredths of a mile in agreement with my phone's GPS, so it seems pretty accurate--just make sure you correctly specify your tire size in the program setup.

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Can someone recommend a good bicycle odometer? [View all] Incitatus Jan 2013 OP

If you have a smart phone use an app like RunKeeper. NYC_SKP Jan 2013 #1

Your local bike shop will stock at least one nice bike computer. Amazon has a ton of them. Systematic Chaos Jan 2013 #2

I have a very basic Schwinn on-board system Gormy Cuss Jan 2013 #3

Specialized makes some very good ones. Denninmi Jan 2013 #4

I like the size of the display. wtmusic Feb 2013 #5

I use a CatEye wireless odometer DisgustipatedinCA Feb 2013 #6

I have a ten year old Cateye--that's the only brand I will buy Kolesar Feb 2013 #7

In my previous post, I mentioned that the Cateye was within a couple of hundredths of my GPS DisgustipatedinCA Feb 2013 #8

I like Google Tracks on my Android device.. frylock Apr 2013 #9