Bike computer ideally Polar please (sorted thanks)

Posted on Wed 10th, December 2014

• #1

skinnywheels

looks like mine is dying a death going to take it to local shop. However i'm keen to see if anyone has a decent polar computer lying around please. Currently have speed sensors and cadence fitted to bike so ideally just the comp thanks jon
• #2

hazbun

I have a spare one knocking around.

I think it's this model, but I can check properly later: http://road.cc/content/review/45899-polar-cs200cad-cycling-computer

Yours for £30 (you can have the speed and sensor cadence too as I don't need them, maybe handy for a second bike...)
• #3

skinnywheels

Pm on it's way thanks jon
• #4

chris_gee

Got one here also...plus spare sensors / mounts etc
• #5

skinnywheels

chris gee thanks for the offer all sorted now many thanks jon

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