stops me pressing buttons too much! The Halfords knows when I've stopped within seconds of doing so.Īnd so on to the Sigma 1606L DTS. I guess I'm used to this feature on my old Halfords wired computer and find it works really well, along with the autoscan feature. otherwise it would start averaging the zero speed with your true speed every time you stopped, lowering your true average. thus preserving your real average speed and real pedal times. Also, I thought the whole point of the auto stop/start is to not keep counting the time when you are stopped at traffic lights, go for a pee etc. the main reason is that I'd keep forgetting to start it when I set off (but that's just me!). then I'll be a happy bunny! I may have to go for the nearest that fits the most features.Ĭadence, heart rate, calorie burn, temp, alt, wind speed and direction, or a builtin coffee maker are not on the 'needed' list!Įrmmm. and there may be others I don't know about that fit the bill.Īnd has user endorsement that they don't fall off after a 100 miles. better to ask the actual users of the device. but the specs on line are sometimes hard to decipher. and maybe the Delphi 4.0, Sigma 1606L, all seem to get close to my feature list. but would like the additional features of a backlight on a wireless model if possible. I got used to this on a cheapy wired Halfords job. some computers have a setting that automatically 'scrolls' the display on one of the lines every few seconds.

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