I've been thinking of buying a bicycle computer, primarily for use of the odometer rather than the spedometer. I've never had one before, and I'm a little concerned about their accuracy - especially ...
A typical bicycle computer from the store rack will show your speed, trip distance, odometer, and maybe the time. We can derive all this data from a magnet sensor and a clock, but we live in a world ...
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You don’t need to pay $700 for a bike computer. Our editors reveal the best—even some under $200.
Shopping for a bike computer can quickly feel daunting. There are dozens of models on the market, many with similar shapes, screens, and button layouts. But as with most electronics, the differences ...
Bike computers get better and more complex every year. The trick now becomes simplifying the experience, from easily accessing the fancy data to being able to attach and move the hardware quickly.
Riding a bicycle at night is a bit dangerous, but electronics blogger Jenna DeBoisblanc shows off how to build a system that includes turn signals, a strobe light, speedometer, and brake lights to ...
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