Yeah, I think the 725 definitely looks like a nicer unit. At the time I was looking, it was mainly the 625 vs. 720 and being primarily a cyclist the choice was clear. BTW, I'm fairly sure all of the S-series cyclocomputers come with the speed sensor. It's just the cadence sensor that you have to buy extra.
I am a complete performance stats junkie as well. What's funny is that my job also consists of gathering and analyzing monitoring data, and my coworkers all just rolled their eyes when I showed them the stats I was collecting with the HRM.
I know it's dorky, but I find that journaling and tracking these statistics really motivates me. I like watching the little days get colored in on the calendar of my training diary.
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05-02-2006, 11:02 AM #5
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