The sensor tethers to the fork via rubberised 'foot' and cable ties. A precautionary lick of Vaseline on the contacts never hurts, but both units seem genuinely well sealed against the elements. Batteries are easily accessed (simply slide 10p coin, or replacement battery into the slot and twist). The head unit is reckoned to last a year (Based on an hour's daily use), the sensor 6,250 miles. Talking of batteries, both the head unit and analogue fork sensor use the coin type CR1616 cells. Simply press a button in the bracket and pull upward. The head unit is easily removed, say when locking in the street, or changing batteries. The clamp is held together by a 2.5mm Allen bolt. Narrower sections (such as those found on the latest generation of riser-type drops) may require something thicker but nothing a quick rummage in the bodge box won't remedy. Staying with the mount, it fits 31.8 bars, but a shim is included for 25-26.0. However, it ensures the computers' angle is easily adjusted and lodges snugly against the stem, maximising available bar space. Admittedly, the stalk type 'Out front' mount doesn't look particularly aero. The first thing that struck me was just how sleek it looks. The Quick is 62.2mph, which should be adequate for most riders, especially on a commute. Most computers have a maximum speed of 99.9mph. Then there's auto stop/start and pacer arrows denoting when you're exceeding, maintaining or dipping below your average speed.
OK, so the Quick is a wireless model offering current, maximum, and average speed, total distance, moving time and clock. Pros: Clear, simple, well-made and easy to use.Ĭons: Expensive, relative to the spec. However, despite considerable charm, there's no getting away from the fact that it is pricey, relative to the functions you get and the competition. Its intuitive to use, easy to read and well-made, despite weighing a feathery 41g. The ability to share activities with the Health app.The Cat Eye Quick Cycling Computer is a simple 7 function model, with a unique 'lollipop' design and very clear display. ITunes file sharing function provide for users to backup there log data. My App record the users riding log data for cycling. Other features include smart set-up (configuration of various smart computer settings, automatic clock adjustment), display customization, automatic clock adjustment, and importing of a summary of ride data in Sensor Direct Mode.ġ.Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.Ģ.To save iPhone's battery power consumption, we recommend you keep the "Connect" turned OFF on MENU screen unless you are measuring ride data.
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This mode syncs the smart computer directly with the Bluetooth SMART Speed, Cadence, Heart Rate or Power sensor. When smartphone use is not an option, Sensor Direct Mode can be used as a backup. The smart computer can work with Bluetooth SMART Speed, Cadence, Heart Rate and Power sensors in this mode. Phone call and email alert icons are also displayed. In Mirror Mode, data from the smartphone is sent to the CATEYE smart computer where it can be viewed.
Mirror Mode and call/email alert features can be used to enhance your riding experience when Cateye Cycling™ is paired with a CATEYE smart computer. This app works with Bluetooth SMART sensors or can be used directly with a smartphone to measure and record ride data/route information, and upload this data to the CatEyeAtlas™, Strava™ and TrainingPeaks™ sites.
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