Excellent Cyclocomputer
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.
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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.
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These are overall nice bike fenders. Beings that most new bikes
consider fenders optional these will keep you dry. Installation was
easy. Problem, I feel, is in the design. The support brackets are
adjustable. That's good. The extra portions of the support brackets
that are not used are an eyesight sore. That's bad. They should be
designed so that the adjustment is at the wheel and not at the fender.
In this way the fender has a nice clean look. The extra that is not
used at the wheel could then just be nipped off with a wire cutter. I
could be wrong but that's my opinion.
The BC906 replaced three cheapy Chinese-made cyclocomputers. Two lasted
a year and the most recent I gave up on after 3 weeks. I then decided
to buy a quality wired cyclocomputer - and the BC906 fitted the bill. I
chose wired because I found wireless was affected by my flashing LED
headlamp - the flashes were interpreted as speed when the two were
adjacent.
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