Cateye has updated their classic Strada Wireless computer with heart rate and digital technology, allowing you to train more effectively than ever. 2.4GHz digital double wireless speed and heart rate transmission provides easy installation and reliable performance with no cross talk.
The Strada Digital Wireless includes the universal Flex-Tight handlebar mounting bracket and a detachable fabric heart rate sensor. It can be upgraded for cadence using Cateye's digital speed/cadence sensor (sold separately).
Functions:
- Current heart rate
- Current, Maximum and Average Speed
- Odometer
- Trip 1 and 2 Distance
- Elapsed Time
- Clock
Features:
- 2.4GHz digital double wireless (HR and SPD)
- New fabric heart rate sensor
- New 2.4GHz digital speed sensor works from front and rear wheel
- Automatic 2nd bike recognition (sensor and tire size)
- ClickTec button interface
- Auto Start/Stop
- Pace Arrow
- Programmable Odometer and Display
- Sensor battery alarm
- Menu screen
- FlexTight universal bracket
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Reviewed 9/13/2012
by Jegab
Cycling Enthusiast
Toronto, ON
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2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
Simple and efficient design, but...
Light, easy to use device. Would have liked to have the heart rate shown at all times but I guess that would have required a bigger screen.
The belt to measure the heart rate has been redesigned and would be perfect if it was accurate. Readings vary randomly from 90 to 130 in a couple of seconds which makes this function useless. This is a big disappointment! I tried to tighten it but it still does not work!
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Reviewed 7/16/2012
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
chicago
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2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
ok, but pretty basic
the one characteristic that I find annoying is that it doesn't uniformly measure distance. It takes a different number of wheel rotations for each tenth of a mile measured. Roughly 18, then almost twice as many for the next tenth of a mile. Overall it seems to be accurate, but this is a weird software glitch
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