I have a wireless Flight Deck and like it. It displays the gear you are in (both large and small) and also provides the gear ratios. I sometimes ride in an area that has some pretty steep hills and its handy to know that I have a few gears left to use without having to look down and run off the road as a result. The Flight Deck allows you to go through the display functions by pressing the buttons near the brake hoods which is really handy. The virtual cadence calculation is close enough for me on the road - my goal is to maintain a steady cadence at a particular cadence range and I can do it with this computer.
I too, have automatically reset the mileage and trip time once or twice during a ride but found that I did it when I was gripping my handle bars during a fast ride down a hill. However, the odometer still maintained the entire trip miles and it was easy to calculate the individual trip miles from that figure.
Three minuses I found with this computer: the instruction manual is useless, the clock displays military time and apparently a heart monitor causes inaccurate readings.



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