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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2018
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Nice Display, easy to Read
By ROL on May 25, 2018
Nice Display, easy to Read. Plenty of Information readily available. Very Easy to Install. Those having problems, most likely cant Tie their own Shoes. Ive only utilized this product a few times, but works Great. Yes, I mounted it Sideways n Not on Bars.
By ROL on May 25, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2017
It was very easy to install. The most challenging part was to place the magnet and sensor at the correct angle and distant to allow the speedometer get the reading and once you got it set use the zip line tighten it in place and your all set.
Use my picture as a guide to see how far you need to place the little magnet and what angle the sensor need to be set at to get the reading.
Make sure in the beginning you set the correct tire size. It's a 4 digit number you find in the manual.
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Speed away
By Shark Bait on December 18, 2017
I had a wire speedometer for my sons 20" and it didn't last long the wire just broke off when he turn the steering handle. So needed one without a wire and this one was perfect.By Shark Bait on December 18, 2017
It was very easy to install. The most challenging part was to place the magnet and sensor at the correct angle and distant to allow the speedometer get the reading and once you got it set use the zip line tighten it in place and your all set.
Use my picture as a guide to see how far you need to place the little magnet and what angle the sensor need to be set at to get the reading.
Make sure in the beginning you set the correct tire size. It's a 4 digit number you find in the manual.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2019
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2021
The biggest pain is programming it. The instructions are not accurate/not complete/not clear. As a result, I had to start over about a dozen times until I figured how to press the right buttons in exactly the right sequence to progress from one setting to the next, in order to set the bike tire circumference, miles/KM, time, etc. Once you go too far, it will not let you go back—ever. The only way to start over is to remove the battery and replace it. That removes ALL the settings and concerns me because when it’s time to replace the battery, it means I will need to completely reprogram the thing. UGH!!!
One setting is the tire circumference. That’s the measurement all the way around the outside of the tire. It tells you a handy way to do that by measuring between two marks on the floor. But you have to know the circumference in millimeters. They give you some whacked way to get that. But a much simpler way to do it is to use Google to convert the inches to millimeters.
It instructs you to wave the magnet (the one that attaches to the tire spokes) across the sensor to confirm it’s working, and then to install the sensor to the front fork not more than 3 mm from the magnet on the spoke. But in order for it to register, the magnet (on the spokes) needs to be almost TOUCHING the sensor. It’s difficult to get it within literally a hair’s distance, without actually hitting every time the tire makes a rotation.
Overall, this is a good price. But I think other reviewers are correct in that you get what you pay for. I’d much rather pay another $5 or so, and get a bike computer that is easier to program and easier to install—even though all I wanted was a basic speedometer and odometer.
I write honest reviews to help others make informed purchases because I read reviews myself and appreciate how helpful they can be. I hope that my review helped you!
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OMG a what an ordeal!!
By Allison on June 19, 2021
I am pretty handy but installing this bike computer drove me NUTS!By Allison on June 19, 2021
The biggest pain is programming it. The instructions are not accurate/not complete/not clear. As a result, I had to start over about a dozen times until I figured how to press the right buttons in exactly the right sequence to progress from one setting to the next, in order to set the bike tire circumference, miles/KM, time, etc. Once you go too far, it will not let you go back—ever. The only way to start over is to remove the battery and replace it. That removes ALL the settings and concerns me because when it’s time to replace the battery, it means I will need to completely reprogram the thing. UGH!!!
One setting is the tire circumference. That’s the measurement all the way around the outside of the tire. It tells you a handy way to do that by measuring between two marks on the floor. But you have to know the circumference in millimeters. They give you some whacked way to get that. But a much simpler way to do it is to use Google to convert the inches to millimeters.
It instructs you to wave the magnet (the one that attaches to the tire spokes) across the sensor to confirm it’s working, and then to install the sensor to the front fork not more than 3 mm from the magnet on the spoke. But in order for it to register, the magnet (on the spokes) needs to be almost TOUCHING the sensor. It’s difficult to get it within literally a hair’s distance, without actually hitting every time the tire makes a rotation.
Overall, this is a good price. But I think other reviewers are correct in that you get what you pay for. I’d much rather pay another $5 or so, and get a bike computer that is easier to program and easier to install—even though all I wanted was a basic speedometer and odometer.
I write honest reviews to help others make informed purchases because I read reviews myself and appreciate how helpful they can be. I hope that my review helped you!
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