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Cateye CC-RD400DW Strada Double Wireless Cycling Computer
Cateye CC RD400DW Strada Double Wireless Cycling Computer – Features
Auto start/stop; Auto power saving mode; Pace arrow; Dual tire size; Programmable speed unit; ISC Tec integrated speed & cadence sensor; FlexTight universal mounting bracket; Fits almost any handlebar or stem: 22-31.8mm; Battery: CR1620; Wireless rear wheel mounted speed & cadence sensor
Wireless cycling computer with easy-to-program touch-screen interface
Innovative ISCTec sensor measures cadence, current speed, max speed, and more
Also captures average speed, 2 trip distances, and elapsed time
Universal tool-free FlexTight bracket mounts on any handlebar or stem

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Cateye CC RD400DW Strada Double Wireless Cycling Computer – Reviews

I purchased this computer when the price dropped to about 70 dollars. Compared to prices at local shops of about 89-99 dollars, this was a great deal. The computer is simple to install. The sensor takes some fiddling with to get both magnets to read properly, but once you find the sweet spot it works seamlessly. If looking for a wireless computer with cadence, this is a great buy!!

Flipper

I like this computer overall but there are some things that you should consider. The wireless transmitter is located on the rear frame chain stay. On my Giant FCR2 the frame swells in size toward the rear hub. This makes it very difficult to mount the transmitter as it pushes it very close to the spokes. Also the tolerance is VERY close to the magnet on spoke. So there is really on a small margin of space on the Giant bike frame. Realio you have to mount the transmitter and a magnet to your crank arm using cable ties…not the most elegant solution and also a magnet to your spoke using a integrated clamp.

Second the Cateye LED head lamp I have caused the computer to stop working when I had it located on the left side of the handlebar (same side of bike as wireless transmitter) however I moved it to right side and it seems to work ok. Not enough time to know for sure. Strange as both are by Cateye! Also unless you have very good eye sight the display text is VERY small. I like the f
john

Pretty much tool-less easy set up. the best part is that the one one, rather large, unit that relays the cadence and speed/distance does everything from the rear chain stay. This is great if you want to use this on an indoor trainer. As others have said, the readout is pretty small for anyone with less than perfect eyesight. I wear +1.25 readers and cannot clearly see the second line of the readout without my glasses. It would seems like a simple software fix to offer larger fonts or a hardware fix to have a maginifyer you could stick on top of the screen. My fix is to wear the $15 plastic safey glasses that have a +1.25 bifocal diopter. They come in clear and tinted and look relatively stylish.

talkeetna girl

Great product ! I took the time to read the instruction and check out the parts. Then it was 1 2 3…. I think the most important thing to do is assemble with the zip ties loose at first ,so the crank,spokes and sensors will all align within spec. Not really hard to do . I really like the large numbers,easy to read even with RX glasses shaking around . Flipping though the functions happens with a solid click,feels high quality. Updates for speed+cadence take about a second. So far there haven’t been any breaks in communication form other signals, but i don’t ride in a pack anymore . 100 miles and the best looking and functioning cyclometer I’ve owned!!!

M. Carson


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