Posted on February 26th, 2009 by Bike Computer Review
Inaugural ride on my borrowed, (thanks Moe! you’re the best) bike trainer! This thing is super smooth and wonderfully quiet! It’s hard to keep hammering out the miles and fast forwarding through commercials while watching IM Kona on DVR, but I had a blast! I wish my bike computer was hooked to my rear tire instead of my front tire, then I would have known how far I went, but oh well. Workout: Type: Cycle Date: 02/26/2009 Time: 13:30:10 Total Time: 00:45:00.00 Ca
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Posted on February 24th, 2009 by Bike Computer Review
We posted an old analog speedometer last week and a reader expressed interest in going old school. Well, thanks to the Internet and Amazon.com you can rock it old school with just a few clicks . a Old School Analog Bicycle Speedometer: $14.99 Kinda related posts Old School Bicycle Spedometer (1) Kickbike Scoop: Pursuit of Speed Record (3) Hack Your Own Bike Computer (2) DIY Cycle Computer Sensor (3) Cycle Computer Bracket Hack (3)
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Posted on February 22nd, 2009 by Bike Computer Review
By now, people have likely realized 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.
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Posted on February 19th, 2009 by Bike Computer Review
Neal in New Zealand has a problem with the settings for his bike computer; he needs to know what numbers to put in for a 700 x 23 rim. These are our suggestions to Neal and anyone else with a similar quandary!
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Posted on February 14th, 2009 by Bike Computer Review
After the commission announced its one-year stay on Friday, Honda issued an advisory to dealers that certain models would have to be removed from showroom floors. The models Honda cited were its entry-level trail bikes (the CRF 50F, CRF 70F and CRF 80F) and its small all-terrain vehicle, the TRX 90…….
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