Bike Computer Review

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Since upgrading my bikes and began riding more, I want to know how far, how fast, and how long I’ve been riding. I bike computer can do that and more.The Protege 9.0 Wireless Bike Computer can keep track of important biking stats for up to two bikes. These stats include: Current speed Average speed Min/max speed Ride time - [...]

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Just curious what some of you are using for HRM/Bike computers? Personally, I use the Polar S725x for my bike computer as well as HRM (and occasionally as a really geeky watch). As a wireless computer it works nearly flawlessly for speed, distance, cadence. Set up was easy and it holds up even on the coldest days. The altimeter is a neat but not really necessary feature, although it’s nice to see total feet ascended on some of my hillier rides. The HR functions also work well although I t

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LinuxTag Excitement Submitted by cornelius schumacher on Fri, 05/30/2008 - 09:32. LinuxTag LinuxTag is a blast. I’m here for the third day, have met a lot of fantastic people, listened to great talks, and had a lot of fun. On Wednesday there was Aaron’s KDE 4 keynote, where he also showed the tremendously exciting Marble with OpenStreetMap integration. Yesterday Till talked about Kontact, which now runs on all platforms including Windows. Liquidat has screenshots, or check it out live at the BS

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