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SIGMA BC1606L CADENCE DTS Double Wireless Bicycle Speedometer
SIGMA BC1606L CADENCE DTS Double Wireless Bicycle Speedometer – Features
The BC 1606L DTS CADENCE wireless is for dedicated cyclists. This is one of the best deals available for a DOUBLE WIRELESS (Speed & Cadence) computer. DTS stands for digital transmission system (speed and cadence), providing zero cross talk with other computers and ensuring that the data on the computer is your own. The backlight gives optimal readability of this information even in the dark. An integrated storage chip prevents the loss of set values during battery change as features such trip section counter, timer, and second wheel size are programmable. With the wireless receiver integrated into the bike computer, it can be mounted on your stem or bars.16 Functions Wireless Speed & Cadence: speed, avg speed, max speed, speed comparison, trip distance, total distance bike 1, total distance bike 2, total distance bike 1 + 2, clock, ride time, low battery indicator, two bike programmable, total ride time bike 1, total ride time bike 2, total ride time bike 1+ 2, memory back up function, wireless cadence, average cadence, programmable trip segment, programmable timer.
16 Functions
Digitally Coded Wireless Speed & Cadence
Low Battery Indicator w/ Memory Chip
Easy to program/Tool Free installation

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SIGMA BC1606L CADENCE DTS Double Wireless Bicycle Speedometer – Reviews

I found this speedometer very hard to install on my bike. The cadence part is the hardest to install, and sometimes still fails. All other features are good.

Rachel Baby

This product has a clean display, works very well. Only gripe is that the rotating magnet(that is fixed to the spokes) has to be very close to the sensor that is attached to the front fork. It cant be more than 5 mm at the most. the specified 20 mm is imaginary. wont work.

But otherwise, the product is a great buy. no regrets.

BeachMama13

Well, you get what you pay for.
After reading the reviews and seeing how this is supposed to be mounted I made extra sure to get an industrial strength double sided tape and mounted the unit.
It lasted 3 rides, then I hit a bump and the unit flew of my bike, after it hit my spokes.
Do not purchase this product.

T. Cannon

I was looking for a wireless computer with cadence, an easy to read display and easy to use while riding. This did pretty well at first. I got “blank outs” on speed and distance every few miles, but they didn’t last more than a minute or so. The computer then “guesses” at the distance missed and your distance suddenly increases. This adds up over time to an inaccurate reading on a long ride. I was slightly irritated with this quality, but lived with it. Now 7 months after I got it, it’s got a mind of it’s own. It works perfectly for a while, and then can’t find the speed or distance (but can do cadence!) So on a 20 mile ride I’ll come home with it reading 4.8 miles. (Yes, I’ve replaced the batteries, no change.) The odometer reads 35,182 (that happened after I passed the 1,000 mile mark). It’s so irritating and frustrating now, that I just use it as a clock and will be looking for a longer lasting replacement. You get what you pay for. Invest wisely.

Lisa D. Cotlar


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