Submitted by
mtngoat8
a Cross Country Rider
from Lakewood, CA Date Reviewed: September 11, 2009
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$258.00
Purchased At:
silverarrowcyclework
Strengths:
Easy to use and reliable. Picks up heart beat almost right away. Got it to replace my Polar S120.
Weaknesses:
None yet.
Similar Products Used:
Polar S120.
Bike Setup:
Stumpjumper FSR Anniversary
Bottom Line:
Way better than the S120. Picks up heart beat with no issues. Has all the features I want for trail riding. Pretty good price at silverarrow cycleworks
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Submitted by
Pulse-
a Cross Country Rider
from Tuchola, Poland Date Reviewed: January 27, 2009
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$262.00
Purchased At:
ebay.com
Strengths:
Easy to set up and use. Great software. Durable works in every condition. Holds signal pretty well.
Weaknesses:
price, no cadence sensor and irda adapter included. Price of cadence sensor high too. Data shown is software is slight different than this in polar CS400 - a bit confusing.
I wish there could be one more display line and setting display lines would be totally free (you can set 3 rows and there are some variables for each row). I wish autoscroll setting could be set once and worked all the time.
Similar Products Used:
sigma bc906, sigma 1606DTS+cadence (worst computer I ever used)
Bike Setup:
Simplon Mythos, Reba, Slr Xc, Xtr front and rear, race king 2.2 tires
Bottom Line:
Good but pricy! I would buy it again! I considered CS600 but it was not worth. CS400 has everything! No alternative so far. Sigma rox looks interesting but polar is polar!
I it with additional cadence sensor and it works ok too.
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