Cateye CC RD200 Strada Cadence Bicycle Computer

Brand
Cateye
Model
CC-RD200
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Cateye CC-RD200 Strada Cadence Bicycle Computer
Cateye CC RD200 Strada Cadence Bicycle Computer – Features

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

Functions as a tachometer with essential functions
Current speed
Maximum speed
Average speed

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Cateye CC RD200 Strada Cadence Bicycle Computer – Reviews

The device was easy to install and works as advertised. I’d have preferred being able to see more than two functions at once, or be able to substitute cadence for speed, because it’s kind of a pain to cycle through all the functions while riding. And it can be a little fussy about magnet/sensor orientation. But those are nits.
A few days ago I returned from a ride, stuck the head unit in my pocket – intending to record details in my log, then forgot to empty the pocket and threw the shirt into the laundry. It rode through the washer in the pocket, then came out of the pocket in the dryer and popped out on the floor when I opened the dryer door at the end od the cycle. It held its settings, still works fine, and it’s really clean.

Tony Chau

The first time installing everything was going great until I clicked in the computer and I didn’t get any readings. What i had to do was put a small )shimmy (thick double sided tape behind the speed sensor to get it closer to the magnet on the spoke. After about an hour of modifications the system works great.
I also had to manipulate the cadence sensor to get it closer to the magnet. Overall the install was fun but frustrating. Hope this helps someone.

J. Pacheco

Installation was quick and easy. The sensor for speed is on the back wheel so it is perfect for use on a trainer. Setting up was no harder than other computers I have used. Just pushing on the unit switches functions. My only reservation is that the writing is a little small and there are quite a few functions to skip past if all you want to see is speed, time and cadence while you are riding.

kiljoy100

This bike computer tells everything that the beginner (me!) want, speed (+average), time, cadence, odometer, … It’s also very easy to install. I spent around 30 min to install and it works right after my first attemp I’m very satisfy with what I got at this price!