cycle computer

[PinkBike]

ditto cc's polar cs200cad - wireless, cadence, HRM, downloads everything into polar's website. then it's easily entered into BJ.

[roadie gal]

I think Vetta also makes one.

[csr1210]

Another Polar CS200 user here.

[DirtDiva]

Sigma does a couple of computers with HR too: this one and this one, which does altitude and temperature as well.

[madsolitaire]

I considered CS200. However, i eventually decided to go for a cateye wireless (distance, speed, ave speed, max speed, but no cadence) and a Polar RS200 for heart rate monitor. I figured it wld be easier as a hrm wrist watch would allow me to monitor my hr when i wake up in the morning to track my fitness trend. Then again, i wished the cateye wireless came with cadence.

[Bad JuJu]

+1 for Polar CS200cad. Took a little time to set up, but once that's done it's easy to use. And the transmitter has a user-replaceable battery, which is not true for all such units.

[bikerz]

I have a Polar S725 that does HRM, wireless cadence, wireless speed, altitude, etc. And it has a nifty upload feature to a PC-based program with graphs, charts and data galore. Very nerdy, very fun!