CatEye – Micro Wireless Cycle Computer, Black
The Micro Wireless offers 9 functions and 10 features in a simple, slim design. Features include ClickTec button and Flextight bracket. Battery life up to a year. Weighs 26g.
Product Features
- ALL YOUR FAVORITE STATS: Check your current, max, and average speed, total distance, two trip distances, elapsed time, pace arrow, clock, and stopwatch.
- KEEPS YOU ON TRACK: With the option to manually set the odometer after a battery change, you don’t have to lose those hard-earned miles. CatEye’s indicator light will let you know when the battery is running low.
- ANY STATS, ANY TIME: Customize your display to show the data you want to see and hide the rest. And with an LED backlit display, you can ride off into the sunset (and the night).
- SWITCH BETWEEN BIKES: Riding home from work at 5 and hitting the trail at 6? Program both bikes into your CatEye computer to easily switch gears.
- AUTO START/STOP: Caught at a red light? Grabbing coffee? Don’t sweat the small stops. Your CatEye computer knows when you’ve stopped and stops counting time and averaging speed.
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