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Take control of your rides with CatEye's fully customizable Micro Wireless. This sleek, lightweight computer lets you choose which exact metrics you want to see while your riding, including speed, time, pace, distance, and more. A bright backlight makes low light riding possible, and the auto start/stop feature keeps your eyes on the road and your fingers off the computer when you come to stop lights. Wireless technology ensures your bike looks clean, simple, and clutter-free. All you have to do is mount the speed sensor, mount the computer, and go.
Current speed
Maximum speed
Average speed
Total distance (odometer)
Trip distance
2nd trip distance
Elapsed time
Clock
Programmable odometer
Auto and manual start/stop
Auto power-saving mode
Pace arrow
Dual tire size
Programmable speed unit
Backlight
Easy tool-free installation
Videos
Micro Wireless Video
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by PowerReviewsPros
- Accurate (7)
- Lightweight (7)
- Easy to Read (5)
- Durable (4)
- Waterproof (3)
Cons
- Handlebar Mount (3)
- Tough To Read (2)
- lightweight
- Sensor mounting
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking (6)
- Commuting (3)
- Road Racing (3)
- Serious Training (2)
- trail ride
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Pros
- Accurate
- Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
Comments:
As other reviewers have mentioned, set-up was a bit confusing. I've had this computer for about three months, and I haven't experienced any problems with it. I ride 3-4 times a week for fun and fitness, and this computer is great for my needs. Serious bikers may want more features. All I need to know is my current speed, average speed, distance, and the time. I've gone over several large bumps in the road, and the computer hasn't stopped or reset like others have. It is kind of an unattractive design (I would have preferred plain black) but the price was right and it gets the job done.
Pros
- Lightweight
- Accurate
Cons
Best Uses
- Road Racing
- Mountain Biking
Comments:
Got one for my trail bike and one for my hardtail mtn bike forced into road duty. Both are working as expected. No problems on the street or on the trails with drops, mud, and river crossings. So far so good at a month in.
Pros
- Accurate
- Durable
- Waterproof
- Easy to Read
- Lightweight
Cons
- Handlebar Mount
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking
- Road Racing
- Serious Training
Comments:
I have this Cateye on my mountain bike and my two road bikes. Like the other reviewers, I know there are more sophisticated computers available, but this simple lightweight device is all I need. Not only is it a snap to install, it mounts nicely on the stem, leaving my bars free for what they are meant for...my hands! Its clip arrangement makes it easy to remove. It's simple to read, reset and provides all functions including avg speed and a two-trip memory. initial setup is a little confusing, just go slow and follow each step in sequence in the instructions...they can be a bit confusing, but nothing overwhelming. Battery life is good. I ride 3x week and batteries last at least a year,and are available everywhere, especially [...]. Best of all its super small and weighs NOTHING. I'll admit the display isn't the largest, but its adequate. After all, keep your eyes on the road, and your hands upon the bars! (most of the time) Spend your money on more important things...this gives you everything you need in a computer.
Pros
- Lightweight
- Accurate
- Durable
- Waterproof
- Easy to Read
Cons
Best Uses
- Commuting
- Mountain Biking
Comments:
I have CatEye Wireless on both my mountain bike and road bike and would not go anywhere without it. It has been VERY dependable. If you ride at least once per week you will need to replace the battery once a year. I did not find this hard to install or use. Just bought my wife a new bike last week and will purchase another to put on her bike. I'm sure that are other more expensive computers out there with more bells and whistles(that's why I only gave it 4 stars), but the CatEye Wireless is perfect for anyone that just needs to know how far and how fast.
Pros
Cons
- Handlebar Mount
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking
Comments:
Not very user friendly, the owners manual was no help either
Pros
- Easy to Read
- Accurate
- Durable
Cons
Best Uses
- Commuting
- Serious Training
Comments:
What I love the most is there is no wire to run from the sensor to the receiver to clutter up the look of my bike.
Pros
- Accurate
- Lightweight
Cons
- Tough To Read
Best Uses
- Commuting
- Road Racing
Comments:
As someone said earlier post, I have hard time mounting it on my oval carbon fiber fork road bike. Once I manage to mounted with zip ties it works fine. I like the option of mounting the computer on the stem or handle bar.
Pros
- Lightweight
- Durable
- Accurate
- Waterproof
- Easy to Read
Cons
- Sensor mounting
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking
Comments:
On a road bike, the wireless sensor is mounted on the higher (fatter ) part of the fork with zip ties only. If your fork is not round (as with most carbon road forks), the zip ties will not have enough grip (esp with clear coat). The sensors can slip easily. Recommend Quake Hold putty. Also should apply same to the head unit to reduce buzzing sound.
Pros
- Easy to Read
- Lightweight
Cons
- Tough To Read
- lightweight
- Handlebar Mount
Best Uses
- trail ride
- Mountain Biking
Comments:
it works great an lightweight
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