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Cateye Strada Cadence Cycle Computer
Cateye Strada Cadence Cycle Computer
Cateye Strada Cadence Cycle Computer
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The supremely compact 8 function Cateye Strada is now available with a valuable cadence function for those riders wanting to monitor their training more accurately.
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Top Features of the Cateye Strada Cadence Cycle Computer
The supremely compact 8 function Cateye Strada is now available with a valuable cadence function for those riders wanting to monitor their training more accurately.
- Functions:
- Current speed
- Maximum speed
- Average speed
- Total distance (odometer)
- Trip distance
- Auto start/stop
- Trip time (elapsed time)
- 12/24 hour clock
- Features:
- Pacer arrow (+/- av. speed)
- Dual tyre size
- Cadence
- Total distance (odometer) set
- Auto power saving mode
- Menu screen
- Data converter (MPH>KPH, KPH>MPH)
- Universal fitting
- Stem and handlebar mount
- Rear wheel fitting
- Speed display up to 185MPH
- MTB
- Road
Perfect for use with turbo trainers, the Strada cadence includes a revised tool-free rear wheel mounting fitting kit and a tiny crank mounted cadence magnet.
About Cycle Computers
Cycle computers help you make the most of your time on the bike and are a great training tool, they have many functions including speed, distance, maximum speed, average speed and some even feature cadence (pedal revolutions). Trying to keep your average speed a bit higher or finish a familiar route in a new record time will give you the inspiration needed to push harder, get fitter and achieve that goal. If you commute on the same route every day, a computer injects a bit of interest. Cordless computers are easier to fit and look neater on the bike, meaning no messy cables to try and tidy up. If you're serious about improving your fitness, a computer with a cadence function will really help and these often read from the rear wheel, allowing them to be used with a turbo trainer.
About the Cateye brand
Cateye is the leading manufacturer of cycle computers, bike lights and reflectors. In 1964, Cateye became the first company to create a flashing lamp for bicycles. Cateye invented the first battery headlamp in 1982, and the very first bicycle headlamp using white LEDs in 2001. Cat Eye is a true leader in lens and reflector technology; Cateye's Opticube lens and reflectors allow them to make one of the brightest and most efficient LED headlights in the world.
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Cateye Strada Cadence Cycle Computer
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Nice bit of kit
This computer is pretty nice, its small has lots of functions and works well generally. I chose this one because i wanted a cheap computer that had cadence and i wanted one with wires. The wires may not look great but i've had nothing but problems with cheap wireless computers and don't fancy shelling out to find out whether expensive wireless ones are the same.
I've got no problems with it as such, only quibble is that the pacer arrow is pointless and would be much better if it was linked to cadence so you could see when you're slowing down.
If i was buying again i'd look for one with some timer & alarm functions as i reckon that would be very useful for triathlon training
11 July 2010
Cateye Strada Cadence Cycle Computer
This is an easy unit to both setup and use. The comp offers all features you'll need and I have had no problems in the six months I have been using it.
10 July 2010
Good value computer that measures a number of things, including cadence, fairly easy to set up on bike (good instructions), would recommend.
07 July 2010
Good computer
Well made cycle computer. Does exactly what is says. Easy to set up. So far no problems.
06 July 2010
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does the cateye strada cadence come in a front wheel speed pickup.
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No, its a rear wheel device.2 years, 4 months ago
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NoCountry : United Kingdom
2 years, 7 months ago
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Orpington, London
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The sensors mount onto the back.2 years, 8 months ago
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No, but there's an easy workaround to make it work on a front wheel as the combined cadence/speed cable is very easy to split gently apart into two separate cables. Then you take the cadence cable/sensor to the pedal area and take the speed cable/sensor to your front fork and mount the wheel magnet onto your front wheel.That's what I did as I have a rear disc and the magnet is designed to screw onto a spoke.
2 years, 10 months ago
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No, it only has one twin cable which is mounted to the side of the crank for cadence and to the chain stay for speed7distance etc.Country : Norway
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No only rear.3 years, 8 months ago
3 years, 8 months ago
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The cheaper one isn't there are more expensive versions but it will say in the title.
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No2 years, 8 months ago
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NoFully wired
2 years, 9 months ago
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no.2 years, 10 months ago
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NoCountry : United Kingdom
2 years, 10 months ago
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Caithness
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No it is wired.3 years, 8 months ago
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Does the Cadence feature provide info such as max / average or is it a simple current cadence reading?
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just cadence - max and average aren't that useful.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 10 months ago
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as well as cadence it does have average and max speeed as well as total miles and odometer2 years, 1 month ago
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Simple current cadence only I'm afraidCountry : United Kingdom
2 years, 1 month ago
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Only current cadence.2 years, 8 months ago
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Does current speed max average odo and lap settings2 years, 8 months ago
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Its a right here, right now reading only for the Cadence2 years, 9 months ago
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It is just a current cadence reading2 years, 9 months ago
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Simple actual speed cadence reading is all I've used so far. It does actual and average speed. I'll check the manual tonight to see if it does average cadence too...2 years, 10 months ago
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It only shows current cadence RPM whilst in use, but all other type of info relating to speed and distance etc is the same as most cycle computers.Country : Norway
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The cadence shows the current cadence only, it does not have a maximum or average function.
As the meter is wired, how the wire can be attached to the bike frame firmly.
2 years, 11 months ago
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I use thin cable ties to attach the wire to the frame and keep it out of the way.Country : Australia
1 year, 5 months ago
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I used the included zip ties to fix it to the down tube etc. Holds it in place firmly.Country : United Kingdom
2 years ago
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Plastic ties that are suppliedAnswer:
Hi, I simply cable tied in many places down the frame. If the wire is pulled firmly in between this works fine. My daughter has not had her's loosen over the last 12 months.
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Attached by cable ties, which are supplied with the item.2 years, 8 months ago
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Use the supplied cable ties and pull tight with pliers2 years, 8 months ago
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Cable ties.Lots included in the box but I ended up buying extra ones as I needed to make some adjustments.
Ideally you'd not put them on tight until you are totally happy where they need to go but until they are pretty tight the wires move around a lot.
A bag of extra ones meant I could put on a bunch and then adjust as I needed to so that everything sat where I wanted it.
When the ties are all in place it is really solid.
2 years, 9 months ago
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Kit comes with plastic cable ties for attaching wire to the bike frame tidily. You might also want to use a bit of pvc tape in some places too to keep it all tidy.2 years, 10 months ago
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Cable ties are supplied.2 years, 10 months ago
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The wire is usually wrapped around parts of the frame/fork and cable tied in place where required.2 years, 11 months ago
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I pulled my sensor to the bottom of my forks to minimise the distance between the forks and the spokes. I also rotated the sensor slightly to decrease the distance. Hope that helps....Answer:
So did I but I padded it out with some hose pipe I cut down then it worked a treat and looks okAnswer:
mine is more than 3mm, but it works perfectly. you could just pack it out on the chainstay with cuts of rubberCountry : United Kingdom
1 year, 10 months ago
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I had the same issue but its not a problem as long as the sensor can detect the magnet. Mine is about 5mm from the magnet and it's fine.If you want to get it a bit closer my solution would be to cut some thin stips of old inner tube and stack them under the sensor. Provided you get enough tension in the cable ties it shouldn't move.
Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 1 month ago
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Because you enter the wheel size into the unit you can move the sensor down the wheel so it is closer to the frame. It doesn't need to be at a certain point.2 years, 4 months ago
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We just moved the speed sensor further down the left side, and then alternated the magnet on a different spoke. You'll find that every second spoke naturally comes closer to the speed sensor than the other. This seemed to fix the problem of the sensor not picking up the magnet for us :)Answer:
i used layered cloth tape cut to shape of the sensor back pad,2 years, 5 months ago
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a small square of thick rubber underneath and then tape around the rubber and sensor - this pads it out and brings it closer to the magnet. Works great.2 years, 7 months ago
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Adjust your pick up on the bike arm to make up the gap the adjust the cadence arm to make the pedal crank.Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 7 months ago
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Orpington, London
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If it works there is no issue. If it does not - and I had the same issue, you can use a shim between the frame and the sensor. I shaped a piece of old plastic to make the gap smaller when fixing the sensor on to the frame.2 years, 7 months ago
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Can the computer display speed, cadence and one other function (i.e: distance) at the same time
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The computer can only display current speed plus one other measurement i.e. Cadence, Trip A, Trip B, Average speed, time etc. However cycling through these is easily done through touching the bottom of the computer which activates a button on the back of the computer.1 year, 2 months ago
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The computer displays speed and you toggle through the options below the speed display.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 2 months ago
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It will display only 2 functions at the same time, one of which will always be speed ( the large numbers)Answer:
It always displays speed and then you cycle through the other options (cadnece etc)Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 5 months ago
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No it will only desplay speed and one other function at the same time. its easy to change the function though without takin your eye off the road.Answer:
No, the big readout is always the speed, and the smaller is the selectable secondary function.There are small up and down arrows next to the speed value which indications if you are exceeding or performing under your average speed for this trip.
1 year, 9 months ago
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This model only displays 2 functions at a time. Speed is always there displayed in large characters and the smaller characters display whatever functions you select.
Hello, is everything that is required to run included, for example, magnet contact, wiring, stem mount etc.
Also, can I use this computer on both bicycles I have and what else do I have to buy to do this; Thank you.
Also, can I use this computer on both bicycles I have and what else do I have to buy to do this; Thank you.
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its all included including tie wraps to fix the wires. If you want to use it on two bikes you might want to invest in more of the ties as they need to be cut of when removing.Answer:
Everything is included in the pack, even down to the zip ties used to fix the speed sensor/cadence sensor to the bike. For ease you'd be best buying one for each bike because otherwise it might get painful having to chance the wires across to each bike. The cadence sensor has a small sticky bit on it to help secure it while you attach the zip tie so I'd imagine after moving it, it might be harder to fix in the right placeAnswer:
every thing supplied, only for one bike use too fiddly to take off and on.2 years, 5 months ago
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Yes buy the optional second bike kit.Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 7 months ago
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Orpington, London
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Essentially you could as you can change the wheel size setting acording to the bike you have.What stops you is that as it is wired you would have to move all the sensors every time which after a while would be a pain. For the money you are as well buying 2 unless you can find a sensor only kit
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Everything you need to run the unit on one bike is included. You need to buy a second bike mounting kit to fit to another bike2 years, 9 months ago
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Yes it includes everything you would need. To use it on 2 bicycles you would require this kit; http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/C...Answers
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I use it on my mtb which I use every day. Make sure you have a small distance between the chain stay and spokes and between the crankarm and the chain stay and all will be fine.Answer:
Yes!2 years, 4 months ago
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yes but you will have to change the wheel size setting. This is easy and detailed in the manualAnswer:
Yes, works on any bike. You set the computer to the wheel's diameter (instructions given).2 years, 10 months ago
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Yepp, no problemo!Country : Norway
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The computer should be fine with the majority of mountain bikes and road bikes3 years, 3 months ago
2 years, 11 months ago
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no it has 2 sensors one for cadence that fits beneath the crank and one for speed that fits by the back wheelAnswer:
It has 2 seperate sensors. One on the wheel and one on the pedal.2 years, 4 months ago
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two separate sensors2 years, 5 months ago
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Similar but not the same, on the V3 the two pick up's are swapped aroundCountry : United Kingdom
2 years, 7 months ago
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Orpington, London
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2 seperate sensors.Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 8 months ago
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The Strada cadence uses 2 individual sensors that are wired to the bracket.2 years, 11 months ago
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I searched for a wireless cycle computer. Is this item a wireless cadence computer? Thanks.
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No. Two wires to zip and wrap...Country : Australia
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No - this is fully wired.Answer:
This cycle computer is not wireless. The strada uses a small wire same as the speed sensor to record cadence.Country : Australia
5 months, 1 week ago
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No, Strada cadence is a cable unit.6 months ago
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No it has a cable.Country : Australia
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Yes this one is a wired unit. The wireless models tend to state that in the model title.8 months ago
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