Crivit Bike Computer
This bike computer (10-LD2930) from Crivit has the following features:
- Memory and distance counter for two bicycles
- Speed, average speed and maximum speed display
- Speed comparison
- Speed tendency (speeding up / slowing down)
- Trip timer (up to 10 hours, counting up or down)
- Time and stopwatch function
- Distance counter (forward and reverse counting)
- Thermometer (min and max)
- Metric or Imperial units
- Fat burn counter
- Auto-start
- Easy mode and advanced mode options
- Backlight
Here is the full manual on the inter-quartz.de website: http://www.inter-quartz.de/im/10-LD2930/GB.pdf. It certainly is feature-packed, but how does it bear up under the strain of bike riding?
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by Jood Brinton
on 11 May 2012 Reply
Further to the last, the clock comes with the 'fact' that it can be used for 2 cycles with 2 settings, have tried to use these independently for outward and return journeys only to find that the readings reset to zero when you change from C1 to C2 or vice versa....not too good if you are wishing to compare readings,
Having said this, it wouldn't stop me from recommending this clock to anyone, it is a good vloce, easy to use, read and understand...
by Rowerzysta
on 03 May 2012 Reply
Does anyone know if the calories in the crivit cycle computer means cal or kcal?
by Bryan
on 23 March 2012 Reply
I have the cheapo model, but it looks much the same, but am struggling to set up the sensor and magnet as per the instructions - there does not seem to be enough room between the bike frame and the wheel spokes.
by Ludek
on 14 March 2012 Reply
Hello, what's the minimal possible tyre diameter? I would like to mount it on my kick scooter with 200mm tyres :)
by Jood Brinton
on 11 February 2012 Reply
Yes this computer does bear up under the strain, have used it in all weathers from very cold,(UK)to Central France, temps of over 35 deg C and other than the screen darkening because it was left in the sunlight it continued to work once the screen was back to usual.....would recommend it, definitely..
by John Swindells
on 12 February 2012 Reply
That's good to know, Jood. You can spend a lot of money on bike computers, in the hope that they'll last longer than the cheap ones - but Crivit seems to do a great job of turning out robust, reliable products.
