- 8 function bike comuter
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Current speed. Clock. Trip distance. Total distance. Trip riding time. Total riding time. Maximum speed.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
outstanding value .. works great,
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This review is from: Sigma BC 800 Bike Computer (Misc.)
great product great value ..I purchased this unit for my BMW R100GS ...motorcycle .. as a cheap replacement odometer ...Its a n amazing bit of tech for a low price ...for motorcycle use you will need to get a stronger magnet and extend the wires .takes a bit of trial and error to calibrate ///Works great yes i would buy another
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
small, inexpensive, basic and rock solid,
By Yeastman "Yeastman" (Spokane, WA) - See all my reviews
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Does exactly what it says it does; it's a basic bike computer, no average speed or average anything on it, just basic readouts, but it works well and never skips a beat; easy to use, easy to read display, accurate, and small.
Comes with a great mounting kit that can easily be bar or stem mounted, a plenty long cord for the sensor, and a simple and very effective o-ring mounting system for both. It easily twists off to take it with you into the coffee shops. However, on my Raleigh Cadent due to the size of the sensor I had to mount it at the top of my fork to allow room for it to clear the spokes and the other half of the sensor (which must point twords the other half); if I put it anywhere else it would not clear. Since it was at the top of the fork (therefore the fattest part) the o-rings it came with weren't big enough to wrap around the fork. Luckily I did find a bigger one in my proverbial stacks of stuffnjunk in the garage (see, I keep it all for a reason, errm yea), and used that to mount it with. Have last year's version of this on the mountain bike and it mounted fine on a dart2 fork with the stock o-ring. My personal preference is the older version which had icons rather than "RIDETM" text (makes it easier to read at a glance I think), but this one does work fine. Have to say that i've dropped it more than a few times and it's held up great; good little computer.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sigma BC 800,
Great product for us who ride motorcycles. I had one on my BMW motorcycle, have since sold it and now have put one on my Honda ST 1100.
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