Cateye CC-RD200 Strada Cadence Bicycle Computer

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Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 1.8 x 1.2 x 0.6 inches


• Shipping Weight: 4.2 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)


• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.


• ASIN: B000R6QR2C


• Item model number: CC-RD200
  

Price : $34.98
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Product Description

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The Strada Cadence bicycle computer from CatEye is notable for its oversized screen and large numbers. Featuring the company's trademark ClickTec interface, the device enables you to switch among eight modes by simply pressing the bottom of the computer face. Your selected mode (cadence, average speed, et cetera) appears at the bottom of the screen, while your current speed always appears at the top in huge, easy-to-read digits. An up/down arrow tells you whether you're above or below your average speed.
An innovative FlexTight bracket mounts quickly, securely, and without tools to virtually any handlebar or stem. The new tool-free speed and cadence sensor mounts effortlessly to any standard (non-elevated) chain stay.
The device includes a clock and a programmable odometer and lets you track your current speed, maximum speed, average speed, trip distance, and elapsed time. Other features include automatic start/stop and an automatic power-saving mode.
Specifications:

• Handlebar mount size: 22 mm to 32 mm
• Fork mount size: 11 mm to 55 mm
• Battery: CR1620
• Wired rear-chain-stay-mounted speed and cadence sensor
• Wire transmission distance: 55 inches

About CatEyeFounded in Osaka, Japan, CatEye is the world's leading manufacturer of cycle computers, lights, and reflectors. In 1964, CatEye created the first flashing lamp for bicycles. It went on to create the very first bicycle head lamp using white LEDs in 2001. The company is truly a world leader in lens and reflector technology; its Opticube lens and reflectors allow the company to make the brightest and most efficient LED headlights. Its LD500 product remains the only rear safety light that can meet rigorous CPSC standards for reflectivity.
CatEye's first cycle computer was released in 1981. Now the company offers a full range of computers to meet the demands of cyclists around the globe. Always at the cutting edge of technology, CatEye was among the first companies to integrate altimeter, heart rate, and cadence technology into cycle computers. With progressive research and design, CatEye also manufactures a unique line of fitness machines and road-safety equipment.

The Strada Series redefines cycle computer design with slim sizes, larger screens and font sizes with tons of functions.

• Wired rear wheel cadence and speed sensor
• Programmable odometer
• ClickTec button interface
• Measurements in km or miles
• Universal speed sensor and magnet
• Universal cadence sensor and magnet
• Battery: CR1620
• FlexTight mounting brackets for Bar/Stem and fork
• Functions: Current Speed - Average speed - Maximum speed - Odometer - Trip distance 1 ; 2 - Elapsed time - Clock
• Tool free mounting
• Auto start/stop
• Pace arrow
• Dual tire size
• Auto power save mode
• Handlebar or stem size: 22-31.8mm
• Fork mount size: 11-55mm

Item Specifications
Color
Black
Wireless
No
Heart Rate
No
GPS Enabled
No
Cadence
Included

Product Features

• Functions as a tachometer with essential functions


• Current speed


• Maximum speed


• Average speed


• Total distance (odometer)

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Customer Reviews

A bike computer is much needed accessory for your bike. If nothing else, most people want to know how fast they are going and how far they went. Of course, this computer, like just about all of the ones on the market, will tell you that and more. It has two trip odometers as well as a non-trip odometer, elapsed time, time of day, average speed, maximum speed, speedometer, and cadence.
On this model, the speedometer is always on display on the top of the screen with large numerals that are easy to read. There is a secondary display on the bottom of the screen with the other data, such as time, cadence, and the like. You scroll through the bottom display by pressing the bottom of the front of the computer, and one by one, the other data readouts are shown. As noted, the speedometer display remains constant as you scroll through the readouts for cadence, elapsed time, etc.
You can easily reset all the trip-related info (one of the trip odometers, elapsed time, average speed, and maximum speed) with the press of a fingertip. You can reset the second trip odometer by repeating the process when the second trip odometer is on the screen. The regular (non-trip) odometer can be reset through a more complicated procedure that wouldn't be done accidentally.
There is never a problem reading the speed readout. The large numerals can be read at a glance. The bottom display has much smaller numerals, and as a result can't always be read at a glance. Sometimes I have to study the display for a few seconds, particularly if I am trying to tell whether the seconds on the elapsed time readout are at ":12 or :42".
Why did I pick this model? The deciding factors were cadence, cost, and reliability.
Cadence tells you how many times a minute your pedals are rotating. As the Cateye puts it, "Your legs are your engine, and the Strada Cadence is your tachometer." Pedaling at the right cadence is important to pedaling efficiency and thus rider endurance. Thus, I eliminated any computer that did not offer cadence.
Cost was a factor since, with an entry level bike, I felt no need to have the top of the line gadget.
And reliability and cost concerns translate into having a hard wired, not wireless, computer. Wireless costs more. And I have heard a number of reliability complaints about wireless systems. It may be nice not to have wires, but it's certainly nicer not to have reliability problems. And since many of the wireless computers use a wire for the cadence, why not just go with two wires and not worry about it? As it turns out, the second wire does not detract any more than the first wire, and the wires are out of the way in any event.
I did not install the computer myself and therefore can't address the difficulty of installation and of initially programming the computer, but having seen how the bike shop installed it, it doesn't look that hard to do.
Given the price and features, I have been completely satisfied with this product.

I'm a long-time cycle computer user. I recently bought this Cateye model to use on a new bicycle. My previous computer a Cateye Astrale with cadence that worked well for several years. My disappointment with this computer began on my first ride: I noticed that the refresh rate is quite slow, especially with the cadence function. Since my previous computer was very fast (though also inexpensive), this was a big disappointment. Secondly, while there is a dual-display on this model (speed display large, other functions small), not being able to toggle between speed and cadence as the main display has been a let-down, since I typically am more concerned with cadence than speed at any given time. They can, however, be displayed simultaneously, which is the mode I typically use with this computer. Lastly, and most importantly, the contacts between the computer head and the mounting bracket are not reliable. Several times per ride I notice that either my speed or cadence, or both are reading zero, and I have to wiggle the computer in the bracket to get the reading to come back. This is not only inconvenient and creates inaccurate records of time and average speed for my rides, but is dangerous as well, since I'm taking my eyes off the road as I fiddle with the computer. With other units, this poor contact is typical in wet weather, or when computers get aged (the contacts wearing from vibration), but on a month-old unit, I find it unacceptable. I'll be ridding my bike of this computer ASAP.

 

Cateye CC-RD200 Strada Cadence Bicycle Computer