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Bike Computer
Anyone else have no luck getting the Bell wireless bike computer to work?
I have a sigma, not a bell, but they should be very similar.
1st, make sure you push one of the buttons on the computer. It will then be awake and ready for the pulse signal from the sensor.
Next things to check are sensor, transmitter, receiver in that order.
Check that the magnet/ sensor are close to each other as the pass. That way it will create a signal to send. Read the manual carefully and check the back of all the units carefully. Sometimes there are alignment issues.
Check that you have pushed the button, if equipped, on the transmitter that the sensor is attached to. Often it will have an LED indicating that you are pushing the button and that it is transmitting. No light = check battery.
Lastly, the receiver should have a similar LED and button. Push the button, LED should light. No light = check battery.
If all else fails, return it and get one from Nashbar or your local bike dealer. I bought mine (Sigma) for $25 from Nashbar, installed per instructions, and it's been going strong for 2 years now. Other good brands are Cat-eye and Vetta
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YELLOW BIKE MOTORCYCLE COMPUTER PC MOUSEPAD MOUSE PAD MAT NEW | |
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US $7.98 | 21d 13h 44m |
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LCD Bicycle Bike Cycle Computer Odometer Digital Speedometer | |
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US $10.36 | 22d 3h 27m |
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US $7.98 | 21d 13h 26m |
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Profile Design Universal Aerobar Computer Mount $9.99 Profile Design Universal Aerobar Computer Mount. This computer mounting system easily attaches your bike computer to most aerobars. Effortlessly manipulate computer functions and view stats in the aero position. |
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iBike Dash CC Deluxe Cycling Computer $269.99 iBike Dash CC Deluxe Cycling Computer. ulThe iBike Dash CC Deluxe has all the same features of the iBike Dash CC with the addition of cadence and heart rate measurement. Comes with iBike rechargeable battery, battery charger, combined speed/cadence sensor and heart rate strap./ululReinvent your cycling experience with the iBike Dash Deluxe. This ground-breaking, state-of-the-art dashboard for your bike converts your iPhone or iPod Touch into a revolutionary cycling computer. Secure phone booth mount, large vivid touch screen, extended battery life, customizable dashboard, wireless transmission and plug 'n play setup guarantee first-rate capability, durability and reliability. Check maps for location and weather, use preprogrammed workouts, make or take a hands-free call, download iBike app, store multiple bike profiles, analyze your ride, and so much more./ul |
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E3 Cycling F11C Spare Mounting Kit $5 E3 Cycling F11C Spare Mounting Kit. Everything you need to mount the E3 Cycling F11C Cadence Cycle Computer on a second bike. |
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Ascent IO Mounting Kit $6.99 Ascent IO Mounting Kit. One computer for two different bikes. This mounting kit attaches your Ascent IO Cyclocomputer to a second bike for ultimate training convenience. Eliminates the hassle of removing the original computer mount or changing computer settings when switching between bikes. |
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CatEye Mity 8 Cyclocomputer $24.99 CatEye Mity 8 Cyclocomputer. With improved mode navigation, tool-free reset and a lightweight wire, the CatEye Mity 8 bike computer is the perfect tool for your next road ride. |
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CatEye Micro Wireless Cyclocomputer $54.99 CatEye Micro Wireless Cyclocomputer. CatEye's most popular, wireless bike computer is compact, stylish and easy to use. It has 10 functions and 12 features, plus an LED backlight, programmable odometer and a universal bracket which mounts to your stem or handlebars. Durable, reliable and accurate, the Micro Wireless is a great computer at a great price. |
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Sigma Sport BC 2209 MHR Cyclocomputer $139.99 Sigma Sport BC 2209 MHR Cyclocomputer. div align=centeriframe width=350 height=208 src=http://www.youtube.com/embed/XL3CiK734Mo?rel=0 frameborder=0 allowfullscreen/iframe/divbr /br / Get ready to roam with this triple wireless bike computer. Mount it to your bike or use the included wrist strap when you'd rather hike. Digitally coded speed, cadence and heart rate optimize training performance. Altitude and temperature readings provide reliable and accurate data on or off the bike. Waterproof, PC-ready and easy to operate, the BC 2209 MHR is equipped for every adventure. |
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CatEye Velo 9 Cyclocomputer $24.99 CatEye Velo 9 Cyclocomputer. The Velo 9 bike computer is designed with a larger screen, preprogrammed tire sizes and all the essential riding functions you need to perform well. Calorie consumption displays the amount of calories burned and carbon offset tracks the carbon saved by riding on two wheels. |
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Bell Bike Computer $13.99 12 Function Bike Computer. Current speed, average speed, maximum speed, MPH/KPH, speed tendency, odometer, trip distance, trip timer, 12/24 hour clock, scan, and auto stop/start. Larger digital readout is easy-to-see. Easy installation, weather-resistant. Battery included. Easy to install classic bike computer with 12-functions Easy to install Weather resistant Battery included (1-button cell) |
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Elite SuperCrono Forte Wireless Trainer $649.99 Elite SuperCrono Forte Wireless Trainer. You'll never want to train outdoors again. The SuperCrono Forte Wireless bike trainer with electro-magnetic resistance is controlled by a remote ANT wireless computer. This handlebar mounted computer lets you select from 3 different training modes: Constant Power, Levels and Preset Programs. It even displays training info like speed, power, heart rate, cadence, time distance and more. Not only will you have all-important data at your fingertips, you'll experience 16 levels of the most powerful, smooth and quiet electro-magnetic resistance ever. This trainer invites the outdoors in and gives you a whole new way to train. |
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Shimano HG-50-8-Speed Cassette 12/25 $31.99 Shimano HG-50-8-Speed Cassette 12/25. If you're looking for a winning combination of performance and value in an 8-speed road bike cassette, you can cease and desist right here. The Shimano HG-50 cassette is all you need. It delivers smooth, fast and precise gear changes even under load, thanks to it computer-designed ramped teeth. And thanks to its great price, makes the perfect replacement for your worn cassette. |
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Ventura IV Bike Computer $27.95 The Ventura IV Bike Computer offers an easy and economical way to track your bike ride stats. Featuring 14 helpful functions, the 4-line digital display includes speed, maximum speed, average speed, total distance, trip distance, scan, stop watch, clock, auto start/stop, km/mi selection, calorie consumption, wheel diameter adjustment, and round frequency per minute functions. The water resistant design is helpful in unpredictable weather. The Ventura IV includes a battery for use right out of the box! |
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Sigma Sport BC 1909 HR Cyclocomputer $89.99 Sigma Sport BC 1909 HR Cyclocomputer. div align=centeriframe width=350 height=208 src=http://www.youtube.com/embed/wWkwSOLYs28?rel=0 frameborder=0 allowfullscreen/iframe/divbr /br / All the essential information you need if you're riding for health and fitness. This double wireless bike computer with digitally coded speed and heart rate monitors your personal performance. Programmable target heart rate zone, current/average/max heart rate values and calorie counter keep you working out at the right intensity. Waterproof, PC-ready and easy to operate, the BC 1909 HR is one training tool you won't want to be without. |
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CatEye Aerobar Mount $10.99 CatEye Aerobar Mount. Mount your CatEye computer to your aerobar, clean and simple. |
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CatEye Astrale 8 Cyclocomputer with Cadence $34.99 CatEye Astrale 8 Cyclocomputer with Cadence. The CatEye Astrale 8 bicycle computer sets the standard for wired speed and cadence. |
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TimBuk2 Blockhead Laptop Sleeve $24 TimBuk2 Blockhead Laptop Sleeve. With a quilted exterior and a cozy corduroy interior, this Timbuk2 computer sleeve is the perfect place to rest your hardworking laptop. |
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Mavic WIN-Tech FS Handlebar Mount Kit $3 Mavic WIN-Tech FS Handlebar Mount Kit. For those who like to have their computer on their bicycle handlebar rather than on the stem. |
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Lezyne Super Drive 450 LED Headlight $109.99 Lezyne Super Drive 450 LED Headlight. div align=centeriframe width=350 height=208 src=http://www.youtube.com/embed/4E9z4N3yM6A?rel=0 frameborder=0 allowfullscreen/iframe/divbr /br / Need to find your way through the dark? The Super Drive 450 bike headlight can help. Designed for cyclists who can't get enough of the night, this headlight uses an extremely bright Cree LED which projects more light with less power for longer runtimes. Uniform Power Beam reflector and lens assembly produces a dual purpose beam pattern which illuminates objects near and far without sacrificing visibility in either field of vision. Three steady modes and one high-visibility flash mode provide up to five hours of brilliant light. Lens hood directs light away from your eyes. High-capacity, Li-Ion battery juices up in four hours via wall outlet or computer USB port. See our a href=/bikes/Content_10052_10551_-1_HeadLightBuyersGuideBike Headlight Buyers Guide/a for more info... |
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Bicycle Maintenance: How To Install a Bicycle Computer
How Many Bikes Do I Need?
Cycling is your passion. You've reached the point where you want to get to the next level in cycling, and can afford the same equipment that the top professionals use. How many bikes do you need, and what should you get? When we look at the pros who could get whatever they want, we find that they use a small number of bikes with different roles. Here are the roles I find that work best for them, and I then apply this model to cyclists who wish to have the best:
1. Road bike with powermeter.
This is the primary "everyday" bicycle. Almost all of the top racing cyclists and a growing number of active recreational riders use power meters. I recommend either an SRM or a PowerTap to compliment a sturdy road bike. I specify a stiff yet comfortable frame with Campagnolo Record or Chorus components (unless the client insists on Shimano, but that is another story!), and a set of light but sturdy wheels like the Reynolds Alta Race or Spinergy Xero Lite. I develop the road "fit" model to work around this bike, as most of the time will be spent on it to improve form and technique. Triathletes will also spend most of their time on this bike, learning to ride fast and improving handling skills by riding safely in groups with the faster riders.
2. Light road bike for climbing, Spare bike when primary bike is in maintenance, and for "Mental Health" rides.
The climbing bike is a very efficient, lightweight machine which has a geometry similar to the primary bike, but with lighter components, and no powermeter. When training using power, it is easy to get focused on the numbers and to lose much of the sensory input we get from a "pure" bike ride. I like to advise that one bike has no more than a minimal computer, Garmin Edge, or even nothing at all, so one can either race by feel, or ride for the sake of riding. Many times the light bike comes out for recovery rides, for fun group rides, and for aggressive group rides in the hills. I also find that many people like to put more exotic components on the climbing bikes, which have less use and can thus have more "delicate" components.
3. Time trial bike.
This bike is only necessary for triathletes, and for people who want to do time trials. I do not recommend this as the "only" bike, as riding time trial bicycles in fast groups is strongly discouraged. These bikes do not handle as well, and if one is in the aero bars, one cannot safely take part in an echelon. Team time trials are different, of course, and training for them can and should be done on this bike. I believe that if one can ride fast, straight and smooth on a road bike, that transitioning to the time trial bike is easy, and can be done effectively and safely.
4. Travel case or Travel bike.
There are pros and cons for each. It is really nice to travel and ride. Using a case allows one to use his bike and go anywhere. Using a break-apart bike, one can have a "titanium copy" of their custom road bike, in a durable format with a small travel case that is under the airline maximums. This is great for international travel and for situations where a large case is not possible because of small cars, etc.
5. Track bike, with a road fork and a front brake.
This is definitely not for everyone, but is a tremendous training tool. One can get an unbelievable workout in a short period of time and can develop hyper bike handling skills with a bike like this.
To sum up, I feel that an individual who wants to "do it right", can benefit greatly from a few great bikes with the following parameters:
- A fully defined Precision Laser Fitting.
- An educated and informed plan to specify frame and components. These bikes last a long time, so planning here maximizes enjoyment and makes the investment the most cost-effective.
- A plan for improving riding skills, training, and goals for improvement so these tools can be utilized to improve the rider's cycling lifestyle.
- I follow the saying that was overheard in an Indy 500 team garage: "The best we can get is barely adequate!"
About the Author
KGS Bikes is known around the world as the premiere bicycle fitting studio and boutique. Kevin Saunders, President, has over 25 years experience in bicycle fitting and high-end bicycles. In addition to fitting services, KGS Bikes sells bicycles from Parlee, Serotta, Zinn, Co-Motion and Guru. Visit http://www.kgsbikes.com and our blog at http://blog.kgsbikes.com for more information.
