I mounted mine sideways on the fixed part of the seat post. The brand is
Trek, and it has large numbers for the speed, making it fairly easy to take
a quick look down through my legs and see how fast I'm going. I can't look
at all times, the way I would on a bike, but I can see often enough that it
is helpful. It also includes an odometer and keeps track of average trip
speed, maximum trip speed, and some other things.
My original idea was to mount the cycling computer loosely, so I could pull
it off of the post and hold it in my hands when I wanted, but I decided that
dealing with all the extra wire while it was on the post would be a problem.
Also the wire didn't seem designed to take a lot of bending and flexing.
The computer has come in handy. I (foolishly?) rode 23.5 miles yesterday,
and it helped me to pace myself and keep track of where I am. Today, though,
I'm sitting still and trying not to walk.
Beirne
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