The 17-Function Schwinn Bike Computer is available at Amazon for only $9.99, still the lowest price we could find. This measures time, distance, speed, calories burned, fat burned, and a lot more. Shipping is free with a $25 purchase and there is no sales tax (except KS, KY, ND, NY, WA).
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Filed under: Hardware, Blast From the Past, Flickr Find, Apple HistoryTUAW reader Mike turned us on to a Flickr photo set and a related post on Aussie Mac site MacTalk. MacTalk forum regular Donnie Darko was visiting a used book store in the Sydney suburb of Newtown when he came upon a rare find — a 1991 copy of a Japanese design magazine called Axis featuring concepts that Apple was working on at the time. In this jewel are a number of concept computers: The bike computer on the front cov
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Extra 20% off: Serfas SI4 Bike Computer $16 at REI Outlet Get the Serfas SI4 Bike Computer for only $45 - $25 instant savings - 20% site-wide sale = $16 at REI Outlet. Designed for monitoring cycling performance, this bike computer features a large, easy-to-read display. It features a pace arrow that indicates whether you are riding above or below your average speed, programmable odometer, trip distance indicator, elapsed trip time, stop watch, text display, and 12 or 24-hour clock. This small
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Los Angeles Times This week, people are likely realizing that making resolutions is much easier than keeping them. Many are already faltering on their fitness goals, finding it difficult to brave the morning or evening chill. But don’t reach for the doughnuts — we’ve got help from David Brinton.
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