Entry level power. Powertap Elite+ in either Shimano or Campagnolo configurations. Various hub sizes available.

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The ultimate in performance: Powertap SLC+ in either Shimano or Campagnolo configurations. Various hub sizes available.

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Most cycle orientated Garmin GPS’s have a speed and cadence feature, you will need this Garmin GSC10 Speed/Cadence Sensor to make use of this.

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Edge 705 pushes you to do your best, and then shows you the way back Special Promotion – includes a limited edition Pearl Izumi Garmin shirt.

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The Freelap MX Timer mounts directly to your handlebars and automatically records and displays real-time result while you are training.

• Accuracy – 1/100”
• Dimensions – 3.25” x 2.15” x 0.5” (MX Timer), 6.5” x 4.5” 2.5” (Fatbar Pad)
• Water resistant
• Barttery Life – 1000 hours
• Battery Type – 1 x CR2032
• Onboard memory stores up to 2000 lap times
• Includes one Fatbar handlebar mounting pad and one crossbar mount

Can be used with the Freelap Power 5 Transmitter

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The Freelap Power 5 Transmitter communicates directly with the MX Timer and can be placed anywhere on your favourite course or training track.

• Dimensions – 65cm diameter
• Water resistant
• Battery life – 2000 hours
• Battery Type – 4 x D Batteries (included)
• One year manufacturer warranty

Can be used with the Freelap MX Timer

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Cateye have created an affordable wireless cycle computer capable of processing speed, distance, heart rate and cadence information using cross talk free 2.4ghz digital wireless technology.

• Measuring your current / average / maximum heart rate
• Cadence plus calorie expenditure

The V3 clearly displays 4 readouts simutaneously.

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Compact and sleek wireless design
33 Functions and features Including wired cadence meter
Multi-position low-profile bracket
Triple-line DOT-Matrix display for improved viewing in bright conditions
Quad button operation
Removable display for safe storage
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Price: £38.99 (RRp £59.99)

Available from: UKBikeStore.co.uk

Neuro features a robust and reliable totally wireless 2.4 GHz data transmission system that provides, interference-free speed, heart rate and cadence and gives good battery life: say goodbye to crosstalk and interference
Packed with serious training tools including digital heart rate with RealTime memory and five user-defined training zones
Large easy to read speed display is back-lit and shows 4 lines of data
Speed and distance in Kph or Mph accurate to 0.01 unit
11 most popular wheel sizes pre-programmed for instant set up

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Cerevellum is an interesting cyclo-computer concept, but it is really much more than that. The system is expandable by way of 4 USB connections on the underside of the head unit so the user can choose the extra features that he or she wants; GPS mapping, power meter, heart rate monitor, etc. Sounds good so far, but if you look at the rendering, you will see the most interesting feature of the Cervellum, the hindsight component. A small lens in the handlebar end plug (or optionally attached to the seatpost) gives the rider a rearview that is shown right on the head unit’s display screen. Cars approaching from behind can be clearly seen as the rider glances down to view the computer data. I think this is a great idea; much more information about the concept is available on the Cerevellum website.

Other modules can be plugged in, via standard USB ports, including a power meter, a heart monitor and GPS. Right now the Cerevellum is a concept, but there is a fully working prototype and Solida is looking for a manufacturer.

Prices are expected to be around $299 for the head unit, $60 for a cyclometer, $200 for the GPS unit and  $800 for the power meter (including equipment).

Possible available from Cerevellum.com