Hi John. Do you have a smart phone by any chance? If so and if you already take yours with you when you ride then you already have a cycle computer. I use a app called Cyclemeter but there are many more options out there. I turn it on when I head out on a ride, put in my bag and forget it. But you could get a handlebar mount for your phone and go that way. These apps are so intuitive they make traditional cycle computers obsolete. Nothing against not having a smart phone of course. There are great deals out there on the more traditional cycle computers. My most recent experience is with a Cateye Wireless. I wasn't happy with it. Very confusing to program. If I were going that route I would look for a cheap, wired Avocet 35 from back in the 90's. I found their operation simple. Never needed all the cadence and heart rate stuff.
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