Not for cycling, but I do plan filling up all 99 hours at some point. I'm doing the Inca Trail in September and want to log the altitude and HR data for walking and sleeping during the four days.Originally Posted by maillotpois
Hmmm... that's pretty cool. Thanks for the info, guys. Maybe when my ciclo dies that's what I'll get. I can't imagine a situation in which I would ever ride for more than 99 hours 99 minutes continuously!!!
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05-02-2006, 08:52 PM #1
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05-05-2006, 07:53 PM #2
Starting to "TRI"
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HRM and Cycle Computers
OK I have a basic Polar HRM and a double wireless Cat Eye bike computer and unfortunately the two interfere, telling me I have a HR of 235 or something equally ridiculous! My HRM also messes with the computer, indicating outrageous cadence rates. I'd suggest spending the $ and go for the HRM with cycle features like the 720
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05-06-2006, 08:30 PM #3
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Just ordered the 720...
REI has their spring 20% off coupons out and I couldn't resist! It's being shipped on Monday, so I should have it middle of next week. Of course, I probably won't get to play with it until next weekend. Nice to have a cool toy coming in the mail
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