Cadence monitor?

[Mimosa]

Although I don't have a cadence monitor it would be better if I got me one. Many bike improvement/training programs give you candence instructions. In my training it says that I should drive at least one training each week with a cadence of 100 (and that's really fast stuff) combined with a certain heart rate region. Look at lance what he was able to achieve with cycling at a high cadence.

I now have only a heartrate wristwatch mounted on my bike (a simple sigma). I tried to add a bike computer which measures speed but I hated it. I felt like keeping my current speed was more important then my heartrate, while it should be the other way around. And I was allways messing with the magnet to get it to measure something and when it did measure something it gave a ticking noise when climbing ... so after 2 weeks I removed the damned thing.

Maybe in time I will get the polar cs100 since it mounts so nicely on the steeringpen and I then got it all in one.

[crazycanuck]

HI,

I've been looking at purchasing the Polar CS200cad and am wondering if anyone else uses one.

Please let me know.

Off to wander around the Polar site.

c

[Offthegrid]

I've been on the fence about this for several weeks. I want to get a heart rate monitor, and at first I just wanted it to be simple and easy to use.

But then I realized I really should have a computer on my commuter for fun statistics purposes , so then I could put my road bike computer on the commuter, leaving me able to buy a really cool computer with cadence for the road bike. Which means, why not also buy one that has heart rate?

Way too many choices.