Cateye CC-TR300TW Triple Wireless Cadence and Heart Rate Bicycle Computer
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Redefining elegance and power. The latest 2.4GHz digital data transmission virtually eliminates interference and cross-talk, while the large screen simultaneously displays speed, cadence, heart rate and time information.
2.4GHz digital wireless ID coded technology means no interference and quick updating data.
Single chainstay-mounted transmitter for cadence and speed.
Automatic second bike recognition.
3 lines of display with 4 readouts.
Speed/distance/time features: speed, average speed, max speed, speed pacer, distance, total distance, countdown distance, total time, timer, clock, date and auto or manual start/stop.
Cadence features: cadence, average cadence, max cadence.
Heart rate (HR) features: 4 programmable HR zones, HR, average HR, max HR, HR pacer, calorie expenditure.
Signal range: 5 meters.
Ships with computer head, chain stay mounted cadence/speed sensor and Heart rate chest strap.
Features include: Interference/Cross-talk free 2.4GHz digital wireless technology (ID coded). Wireless measurement of speed, cadence and heart rate. 4 heart rate zones. EL backlight. Tool-free integrated cadence/speed sensor. 3 lines, 4 readouts. Programmable odometer. 14 files, 99 lap recording. File data review. Auto or manual start/stop. Pace arrow speed & heart rate.
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The one caution I have is with the design of the HRM strap. It is held together with a plastic button/lip type of attachment (hard to describe). I have not had any problems with this whatsoever but I can tell that if you are not careful, you could break the plastic lip that holds the elastic band to the sensor strip and it would not stay together. You just have to be careful when removing it after a ride. When I'm riding, I forget that I'm wearing it, so it's not uncomfortable.
I read several reviews saying that the buttons were hard to push but I found that they weren't that problematic. The fact that it doesn't automatically turn on when it first senses data is actually a nice feature for me because I have to move my bike around the house and down to the street before I ride and I don't want it to start measuring data until I'm on my run. My old Cateye had the auto on and I prefer this setup.
One very small issue I had is with the cadence sensor. Very rarely, the sensor gets stuck or something and doesn't register my cadence. I found that if I'm patient and move the magnet on my crank around a little, it gets it back into action no problem. This problem has only surfaced twice since I have owned the product (I've ridden 6 days a week for 4 months now) and it only takes 30 seconds to resolve.
I a very pleased with Cateye and I would buy this again.
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