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Product Description
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 The compact wireless receiver has a streamlined silhouette and 70-centimeter range. |
Specifications
- Current, average, and maximum speed to 65.9 MPH
- Total distance to 99,999 miles
- Two trip distances to 999 miles
- Two elapsed times to 9:59:59
- 12- and 24-hour clock
- Pace arrow and auto power saving mode
- Tire sizes from 100 to 3,999 millimeters
- 70-centimeter transmission distance
- Computer and sensor run on CR2032 batteries
- Measures 38 by 52 by 22 millimeters (W x H x D)
- 30-gram weight
About CatEye
Founded in 1946 in Osaka, Japan, ISO-approved CatEye is a worldwide leader in manufacturing cycle computers, lights, and reflectors. In 1964, CatEye created the first flashing lamp for bicycles, and went on to create the first bicycle headlamp using white LEDs in 2001. The company's Opticube lens and reflectors allow it to make the brightest and most efficient LED headlights on the market today, and the D500 remains the only rear safety light that meets the rigorous CPSC standards for reflectivity.
CatEye's first cycle computer was released in 1981, and the company now offers a full range of computers. The company was additionally among the first to integrate altimeter, heart rate, and cadence technology into cycle computers.
Product Description
The Micro has 10 functions and 12 features, including LED backlight, manual odometer re-set, and a bracket that will mount on both stem and handlebar.
- Functions: speed - total distance - trip distance - clock - ride time - maximum speed - average speed and auto start/stop
- Transmitter clamp is designed to fit suspension (and rigid) fork legs
- Features: Wireless - Backlight - Stem and handlebar mount - Programmable odometer - Universal bracket and sensor mount - Pace arrow - Dual tire size - Programmable speed unit - Auto or manual start/stop - Sleep mode - Auto power-saving mode
- Transmitter clamp is designed to fit suspension (and rigid) fork legs
- Transmitter clamp is designed to fit suspension (and rigid) fork legs
- Battery: CR2032 (main unit and sensor)
- Transmitter clamp is designed to fit suspension (and rigid) fork legs
- Handlebar mount size: 22-32mm
- Transmitter clamp is designed to fit suspension (and rigid) fork legs
- Fork mount size: 11-50mm
- Transmitter clamp is designed to fit suspension (and rigid) fork legs
- Front fork speed sensor
- Transmitter clamp is designed to fit suspension (and rigid) fork legs
- Wireless transmission distance up to 70cm - 27inches
- Universal handlebar/stem mount, fits up to 31.8mm bars and most stems
| Item Specifications | |
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| Color | Black |
| Wireless | Yes |
| Heart Rate | No |
| GPS Enabled | No |
| Cadence | No |
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
188 of 194 people found the following review helpful
The Micro Wireless is one of the newest additions to the Cay Eye Companies long line of trusted cyclocomputers. I had a hard time choosing between this and a more expensive model with heart rate and cadence.
I decided to go with this and purchased a separate wrist HR monitor for around 25 bucks. It saved a good deal of money and could be the solution to one of your concerns.
If you are looking for a basic model without wireless: I suggest checking out the "Enduro 8"; it is cheaper and has most of the basic features (without wireless and backlight).
With that said: I really like this model, it's smaller and has more features than the Enduro; wireless and back-light. It was easier to setup and quickly switches between bikes (with the purchase of a second mount/sensor kit.)
I broke the computer mount in a minor training collision and Cay Eye sent me a replacement mount for free. I suggest you "defiantly get a cat eye", especially at this price; they have great customer service and make an excellent wireless computer.
(I have used this product for six months.)
I decided to go with this and purchased a separate wrist HR monitor for around 25 bucks. It saved a good deal of money and could be the solution to one of your concerns.
If you are looking for a basic model without wireless: I suggest checking out the "Enduro 8"; it is cheaper and has most of the basic features (without wireless and backlight).
With that said: I really like this model, it's smaller and has more features than the Enduro; wireless and back-light. It was easier to setup and quickly switches between bikes (with the purchase of a second mount/sensor kit.)
I broke the computer mount in a minor training collision and Cay Eye sent me a replacement mount for free. I suggest you "defiantly get a cat eye", especially at this price; they have great customer service and make an excellent wireless computer.
(I have used this product for six months.)
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought two units. One for my bike and one for my daughter's.
Installation couldn't have been easier. Ten minutes per bike and I was done.
After installation, all you have to do is input tire size and width and you're ready to go.
A good test to see how accurate these units are was taking a ride with my daughter being that we have two different size bikes. Ater reaching our destination, both units read exactly the same mileage. The unit is very unobtrusive on the handlebar and very easy to read. I won't go into all the features (you can read that in the item description), but I believe it has all I'll ever need.
We are both very happy with this product.
Installation couldn't have been easier. Ten minutes per bike and I was done.
After installation, all you have to do is input tire size and width and you're ready to go.
A good test to see how accurate these units are was taking a ride with my daughter being that we have two different size bikes. Ater reaching our destination, both units read exactly the same mileage. The unit is very unobtrusive on the handlebar and very easy to read. I won't go into all the features (you can read that in the item description), but I believe it has all I'll ever need.
We are both very happy with this product.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I have two "Wired" CatEye mirrors and they are great. The wirless one is even better. I had another brand that you couldn't read in bright sunshine, but the CatEye "wireless" can be read in any light (Yes, it even has a back-light for night).
The only reason I gave it four stars instead of five is that the operating/set-up instructions are poor.
The only reason I gave it four stars instead of five is that the operating/set-up instructions are poor.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Bike Computer
Good Product, simple to install, simple to use. It is exactly was I expected. If you want a product to know how was your ride during the day (time and distance) this is a good... Read more
Published 15 days ago by Kleber
Great little computer
I haven't put too many miles on it yet, but it works great for an inexpensive computer. The backlight is worthless, but that's my only complaint. Read more
Published 25 days ago by James F.
Great Bike Computer
I thought this was grear. It was easy to install and it fit my bike perfectly.I hope you like it too.
Published 1 month ago by tdghvvhcvh346646
excelent
the product are excelent and I am very happy with them. the item are exacticaly are i wanted. perfect price purchased
Published 2 months ago by Alejandro
Done a good job for over a year
I have used the Cateye Micro computer for just over a year and more than 3000 miles of commuting over rough potholed roads and with one or two exceptions it has proven to be... Read more
Published 3 months ago by BillRaro
OK Computer, Crappy Screen
The unit works well after 500 miles. I didn't find the instructions as troublesome as some reviews indicated. My difficulty is the screen. Read more
Published 3 months ago by G. Rocket
Great computer but back light is worthless
I have had this unit on my MTB for almost a year and it works well except for the fact that the backlight is virtually worthless.... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Tom
not as good as Protege 9.0
This cyclocomputer is just... meh.
Does it display instantaneous speed, max spd, avg spd, ODO, time, distance travelled, etc? Yeah sure, they all do that. Read more
Does it display instantaneous speed, max spd, avg spd, ODO, time, distance travelled, etc? Yeah sure, they all do that. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Cajtar
ridiculous
I can't give a complete assessment of this item, because as of yet, I have been unable to use it. I put it on my bike (which required me to go back to college to get another... Read more
Published 4 months ago by flutehammer
Would be 5 stars, but suffers from one fatal flaw
The Micro is a great bike computer in terms of most of its features, but it has a major problem with electrical interference, which throws off the recorded data. Read more
Published 5 months ago by erugifog
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