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CatEyeStrada Wireless Computer RD300W
4.2
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The Strada Series redefines cycle computer design with slim sizes, larger screens and font sizes with tons of functions.
Features:
Features:
- Current, Max and Average Speed
- Trip and Total Distance 1 and 2 - Elapsed Time - Clic-tech Technology
- Speed Pace Arrow
- Transmission Distance: 70cm
- ClickTec button interface
- Programmable odometer
- Measurements in km or miles
- Front fork speed sensor
- Batteries: CR2032 x 2 (1 each for head unit and sensor)
Specifications
Cadence
No
GPS Enabled
No
Heart Rate Included
No
Wireless
Yes
UPC
725012017326
EAN
4990173017324
MPN
1602100
Tree Fort ID:
333222338443
Review Summary
LIKES
Easy To Use (8),
Accurate (3),
Wireless (10),
Large Display (7),
Data Logger (1)
WORKS FOR
Hybrid (1),
All Bikes (3),
MTB (1),
Road Bike (3)
DISLIKES
Tricky Setup (3),
Need to Read Manual (2)
4.2 GEARS
11 reviews
11 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
it has a cadence
it has a cadence
Q.
asked by: a guest
how do you add previous mileage
how do you add previous mileage
A.
anwered by: canteau
When you initially set up the computer there is an option to either leave the odometer at all 0's or to update it to the mileage from your previous computer. Detailed instructions can be found here:
http://www.cateye.com/files/manual_dl/1/389/CC-RD300W_ENG_v6.pdf
When you initially set up the computer there is an option to either leave the odometer at all 0's or to update it to the mileage from your previous computer. Detailed instructions can be found here:
http://www.cateye.com/files/manual_dl/1/389/CC-RD300W_ENG_v6.pdf
Q.
asked by: a guest
Can you mount on rear wheel?
Can you mount on rear wheel?
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will sensor mount to mtn. bike suspension fork?
Will sensor mount to mtn. bike suspension fork?
Q.
asked by: a guest
Does this computer stay on while riding and automatically re-start when front tire moves?
Does this computer stay on while riding and automatically re-start when front tire moves?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Yes, the Strada Wireless does have an auto start/stop function. If the bike has been sitting awhile (weeks) you may have to "wake it up" by pressing the function button.
Yes, the Strada Wireless does have an auto start/stop function. If the bike has been sitting awhile (weeks) you may have to "wake it up" by pressing the function button.
Q.
asked by: a guest
If it gets broken will you replace it?
If it gets broken will you replace it?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Cat eye covers the Computer and the and sensor for 2 years. At Cat Eye's request any warranty work is handled directly with Cat Eye. If the unit is dead on arrival we will be happy to replace the unit with a properly working model.
Cat eye covers the Computer and the and sensor for 2 years. At Cat Eye's request any warranty work is handled directly with Cat Eye. If the unit is dead on arrival we will be happy to replace the unit with a properly working model.
Q.
asked by: a guest
How do I set the time?
How do I set the time?
A.
anwered by: bhardy
The istructions are found here: http://www.cateye.com/sites/cateye/upload/manuals/en/CC-RD300W_ENG v3.pdf
The istructions are found here: http://www.cateye.com/sites/cateye/upload/manuals/en/CC-RD300W_ENG v3.pdf
Customer Reviews
5
February 13, 2010
reviewed by: agerweck
I have the Strada Wireless on all of my bikes. The setup can be a little bit confusing if you have never dealt with Cat Eye computers before. I find it to be most accurate if you roll the tire out to measure the circumference manually. After I set up my RD300W, I took my Garmin out of my truck, reset the trip meter and put it in my pocket. After a while I took the Garmin out of my pocket and rode until I hit exactly 1.00 Mile, I then looked at my Strada Wireless, it read, ".99 Mile." I was curious to see how far it was actually off. I rolled the bike about 3 feet until it hit 1.00 mile! Awesome. This computer only has one button to push and thats all you need, its actually easy to use WHILE riding in the woods!
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vote5
May 01, 2010
reviewed by: bn2310
Not too bad to install. I love the way the Strada changes screens. The large numerals on the screen makes them easy to read, better than my old wired Cateye computer.
4
May 18, 2010
reviewed by: jmlasker
This is my first bike computer so I can't compare the Cateye Strata to any other device. I found the unit easy to install, although the sensor has to very close to the rim-mounted magnet for it to work properly.
The unit has only one button to push to obtain
7 different functions - couldn't be easier to use. Power saving functions are great.
5
January 21, 2010
reviewed by: canteau
Once setup the Cat Eye Strada Wireless is one of the easiest computers on the market to use. Because this model uses a wireless sensor installation is super easy as long as you line the sensor and magnet properly.
Battery life is good and I have gotten through a whole season (600 miles) with the same batteries. I can't say for sure how long they will last as I haven't had to replace them yet.
I would say the downside to this computer is that the directions can be a little confusing. They print 6 different languages all on the same sheet with no real separation.
5
December 30, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
Great bike computer, readout is just a tad small for me. As a side note, Tree Fort treated me great and I was very happy that I chose to buy from Tree Fort Bikes.
5
May 25, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
This is a wonderful wireless bike computer that fill almost all the needs of the bike rider.
2
May 03, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
The plastic tie wraps broke during installation.
The sensor has to be very close in order to register your speed. Closer than the manual indicates.
4
February 25, 2011
reviewed by: willzx6r
Product was easy to set up for use on my commuter Trek XO1. Only downside is it doesn't display cadence. This I knew going in however when I upgrade I'll go with the Cateye double wireless that does.
5
August 06, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
Great product - very easy to install. Totally worth the price. Tracks and keeps very accurate information.
5
June 27, 2013
reviewed by: joyota
I'm thoroughly impressed with this bike computer. Setup was very simple and the computer is ridiculously easy to use while riding with just one button. The circumference reference table that comes in the manual to help you calibrate the revs doesn't take into account the body weight of a rider. So, I'd still suggest measuring the length of one full wheel revolution with your body weight on the bike. My tire's was 2038mm but the reference table said to use 2050mm and that made a substantial difference in the computer's accuracy. Only thing that's a bummer is you need two batteries, one for the display and one for the rev counter, but that's the price you pay for the wireless convenience. It's worth it IMO.
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