please don't forget the Rhode Gear dashboard, I mean computer...It has about a dozen buttons and was the size of a small kitten. I got one for my first road bike in 1988. then about 10 years later I saw in a small bike shop in Erie the heart rate add on for the model Rhode Gear that I had...what were the odds, I bought it for $5. call me crazy.
Walt "crazy" Skrzypek Falls Creek, Pa
Leonard Bulger <bulger@erim-int.com> wrote:
> There's always the Huret Multito belt-driven odometer.
Leonard Bulger
Ann Arbor, MI
>
> So I've read the rants and raves about the Avocet computers, if one were
> able to acquire good working Avocet units and fit them to bikes, what
years
> are appropriate for which models of computers? For that matter what of
> cyclometers (mechanical as well)? What was in use in what years (as are
> appropriate for the list)?
>
> I too have found that I no longer bother with a computer on many of my
> bikes, and it's nice to have a 'clean' bike, but in the interests of
'period
> correct' I'm curious as to which, if any, cyclometers warrant placement on
> our fleets.
>
> Cheers,
>
> David Bilenkey
> Ottawa, Ontario, Canada