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Sigma makes cycling computers simple & fun w/ new MySpeedy

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Sigma_MySpeedy_Aloha_basic-cycling-computerKids, commuters and cruisers sometimes like to know their speed, distance and ride time, too, but most cycling computers on the market are total overkill. Or, if they do provide just the basics, they’re encumbered by wired sensors and generally pretty ugly.

The new Sigma MySpeedy combines the basic metrics casual cyclists want in a wireless system that looks good and adds a bit of fun to the system. Available in Herbie, Dots, Camouflage, Sweety, Evil Eye, Stars & Stripes, Aloha, Skull, and Pow exterior designs, the screen can be customized with a number of faces (smily, skull, etc.) that welcome you to your bike as soon as your motion wakes it up.

A single CR3032 battery provides more than four years of speed, ride time, ride distance and total distance on a large, easy to read screen. Only one function is shown at a time, too, so a quick glance is all you need…a nice safety features as kids get used to the idea of looking down while riding.

Sigma_MySpeedy_Camouflage_basic-cycling-computer

Available at SigmaSportStore.com on June 15 for $39.99.

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Dave
Dave
8 years ago

One missing function is “Max speed” which all other, even very basic, cyclometers have. It more of a safety feature than necessary information. Everyone want to brag about how fast they went and it’s important the cyclometer records that info so you aren’t distracted watching the display while bombing down hill.

I hope the cute appearance overcomes the $40 price which is much higher than many other basic cyclometers.

zombinate
zombinate
8 years ago

$40 for a basic wireless bike computer is on par with other brands offerings. An argument can be made for the features it should/shouldn’t have, but I have had a fair amount of customers who just want to know how fast they are going. Hopefully the set up flowchart is easier to navigate than the norm.

That Guy
That Guy
8 years ago

I think this is so cool! Also I believe that Sigma has some sort of box that can set up a computer really fast, without the general button sequence programming. Is this wireless computer a coded transmission, Sigma?

Ronin
Ronin
8 years ago

I’d like my Garmin edge 500 to show just speed in a large font when I hit 35 MPH (or any speed I choose). If I’m heading downhill fast that’s all I wanna see.

Sigma
Sigma
8 years ago

Yes it is a coded analog transmitter.

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