Ascent Delta V Wireless

Price Paid:  $20.00 at Performance

Favorite Ride:
Mt. Vernon Trail

Bike Setup:
Bianchi Hybrid

Summary:
Could not get it to work, tried and tried; thought I set it up wrong and then took it back to Performance; found out it was defective and purchased a Cateye Strada Wireless instead.

Strengths:
Looks slick

Weaknesses:
Didn't work

Similar Products Used:
Cateye Strada Wireless

Price Paid:  $15.00 at Ebay

Favorite Ride:
Specialized Rock Hopper

Bike Setup:
Stock 2009 Specialized Rock Hopper

Summary:
If I hadn't read the reviews here, I wouldn't have gotten it set up so quickly. Worked perfect right off the bat.

The sender has to be at almost a 45 degree angle from where I would have mounted it due to my suspension fork. (Getting the sender and wheel sensor close enough to each other)

For $15 it's a bargain

Strengths:
Easy to read

Weaknesses:
Mounting bracket doesn't work very well with specialized bars, had to mount it across the neck.

Similar Products Used:
Old Cateye

Price Paid:  $15.00 at Performance

Summary:
OK...tone it down guys. Performance installed mine so I had NO instructions, but thanks to a few of you I figured out in less than 15 min it was not a product issue, my sensor was just off. Well worth the price, love the scan mode.

Strengths:
ease of use
price

Weaknesses:
instructions

Price Paid:  $0.00

Summary:
This thing is a piece of junk. Transmitter stopped working only after a week of use. You get what you paid for.

Strengths:
It's wireless.

Weaknesses:
Durability

Price Paid:  $20.00 at Performance

Summary:
Bought it from Performance for $20 and installed it on the left fork. The darn thing refused to work. It turned on but doesn't update the display. What a piece of junk.

Strengths:
Price.

Weaknesses:
Everything, including the instructions.

Similar Products Used:
Cateye.