Hey guys, today I'm going to unbox, install and test this B-Twin 500 bike computer. I bought this computer just two days ago at the de-cathon in France. It costs 25 euros. And interesting about this one is it has the sensor on the hub rather than having a magnet and a reader. So I guess this is like since it's turning with some... Anyway, let's just go ahead and unbox it. There are some instructions, apparently. Let's see if we can get away without using that. Don't know what that is. I think these are to mount the... mount it on your bike somehow. And here's the unit itself. That just twists off there. It looks like this. Here's the actual stuff. Here's the computer, here's the sensor, and this is the mount. And these rings will connect to the handlebars so this stays on your handlebars. Then this somehow... I've never done this before, so... Yeah, somehow a twisted sound like that. So it's nice and secure. Let's check the weight of everything. That's one thing I'm always happy with with B-Twin. I always have the weight listed or usually they don't have the weight listed on their products. Unfortunately. The weight of the computer itself is 30 grams, 9 grams, another 18. One more. You're going to add 58 grams to your bike. Let's see if it turns on. I need to hold it on for a few seconds. Hold the button down for a few seconds. Apparently it's asking me what time it is. 18, 16. Ready? Cool. Alright, so that's all I had to do. Simply put the time in. That's a button. I guess the battery is behind here. You can now multiple ways. It has a little rubber thing here. Feels pretty sturdy. This is rubberized. Feels pretty good. Has a battery in there apparently. Average max time. I might use that in speed in the time. Temperature. Oh, I like that. I didn't even know that. Total distance. The bike tire diameter. Because we are on a 700 c bike. There we go. 23? No. We're going to have this on our 25. Done. So 25 millimeter wide. 700 c tire. I don't know what that is. Maybe I need to read the directions. Yes or no for something. Let's go put it on the bike and see how it works. Okay, let's go ahead and put the wheel sensor on. Okay. Feels good. I think I'll stick it right there for now. This is the medium ring. I think that's the right one for this. Okay. That's nice and sturdy. Okay, now let's just put it on the computer itself. Like that. Honestly, I don't feel like this is quite as snug as it should be. We'll see how it goes. And by the way, this does actually have a backlighting feature. Although I don't remember how to use it. Okay, let's go for a ride and test it out. And there's about three things that I don't like so much about this computer so far. Number one is it does shut itself off after a little bit of time, which is fine. But it doesn't turn itself back on once you're riding again. So every time you want to use it, you need to push the button on the top for three seconds and then let it turn itself on. Number two, I feel like this mount is a little bit too loose. But we'll see. Maybe it's fine. And number three, it always defaults to the same screen with the distance on the bottom, where I would like it to have the time on the bottom. So every time I have to push the over button a few times to get the screen that I'd like. Okay, I hope you enjoyed the video. Talk to you guys later. Bye.