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Question: Can remove it when I like if maybe going into the supermarket or something
Document: While I was looking for something inexpensive, I was also looking for something that was easy to read and was accurate. The Sigma BC 509 was inexpensive and easy to install, plus I've never had any issues reading or understanding the display.I read the instructions and installed the device in about 10 minutes. I did a "dry fit" before the final install, so maybe your results will prove faster.I also found it easy to reset and use, and I verified it produces accurate readings.
Ok, girl here. Ok, technically challenged girl here. Ok, technically challenged girl that just wants to find out how dang far she's going on her bike so she can brag that she finally got off the couch and did something. I actually put this little bugger on, followed the instructions (with pictures! ), set the little guy and crossed my fingers. And it actually worked!
I bike to school every day, and I started to use this to see how fast and how far I was really going. It's really incredible to know that stuff, and it's a fun bragging right as well. It has a nice design, a low profile, and it's waterproof which is great because who would make something meant for the outdoors that breaks with water? Recommended buy!
Mounting is fairly straightforward although the instructions are a little off. Went through setup which was also pretty easy. But then it simply wouldn't work for me. I reset it, start going, nothing happens it just stays on zero, no MPH, no Trip timer, nothing. Oh well, time to shell out some money to the local bike shop for something that works. Very disappointed since my expectations are really low, just want to know my speed.
This inexpensive speedometer is just what I wanted. It was easy to install (something I was fearful about) and tells me everything I want to know about my trips. The information is somewhat limited (speed, distance, time) but the simplicity is part of its attractiveness for me. I love knowing how fast I'm going when I'm flying downhill, and knowing how far and long I've traveled often spurs me on to a new &#34;personal best&#34;.
Very good speedometer, could have maybe on more button for user friendly purposes. I ran into no problems at all. Installation is a little complicated (not really any other way though), so I just used tape to ensure that'll say and not move around on bumpy areas. I really like for only $13.
I got this speedometer like 4 weeks ago, and this is exactly what i needed!. Delivery was in time, and works perfectly. It tracks my speed, total distance, timer, clock.Im not a pro, but I was looking for something like this for a time, something that could tell me how many kilometers im doing every day.I would highly recommend this product
If you are looking for something basic, then this computer will work great. I don't need a lot of bells and whistles while trail riding. i just want to know how far I've gone, and how fast i go. nothing more nothing less. all in all it has been great helping me beat times climbing up hills and trail in the local canyon.One thing i like is the twist lock. other computers i have owned just slide and snapped into place.
This is pretty much the most simple speedometer one could hope to find, but it does everything it's supposed to just fine and looks quite flashy on the bike. Every component seems very well designed and it by no means looks like a cheap piece of junk on the bike at all. Assembly and configuration are both very quick and easy. I would recommend looking into the Sigma 1009 or something similar if you would like to have average speed etc. to analyze for only a few bucks more.
I just taped the magnet to the fat spoke with gorilla tape . Works great . I met a guy that used this on his Motorcycle when the speedo broke worried water would ruin a regular gps and motorcycle ones are hundreds still . I really like this for my bikes the only compliant is when you remove it from the mount you loose all previous data so it is not good for keeping total miles unless you write them down each time first and total yourself .Update my second one had a failure after a week .
Answer: no