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From: keesan@bbncc5.UUCP (Morris M. Keesan)
Newsgroups: net.bicycle
Subject: Re: cyclometers
Message-ID: <480@bbncc5.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 21-Aug-85 11:44:41 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 21 11:44:41 1985
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In article <45100001@hpfcde.UUCP> anny@hpfcde.UUCP (Anny Randel) writes:
>A cyclometer is a neato little computer that goes
>on your bike to measure some (depending on the brand) of the following:
>
>	current speed
>	average speed 
>	maximum speed
>	cadence 
>	elapsed time

Not to forget trip distance and total distance (on the Cateye Solar), and
gear ratio, VO2, and calories burned, on some fancier models.  Personally,
I find the speed readouts a nuisance, making it harder to switch back and
forth between cadence and trip distance, which are the two readouts I use
with any frequency.
-- 
Morris M. Keesan
keesan@bbn-unix.ARPA
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