Specialized Speedzone Sport Wireless

Price Paid:  $3400.00 at Universal Bicycles

Summary:
Well I was looking for something wireless and affordable. I was looking for something to mount on my stem. I never used Specialized Computers before so I thought I would give it a try.

Get it home and what a pain in the neck to get the mount/sensor to read. It happened with 2 computers in a row. Also The directions are written so small you need a magnifying glass to read.

Well I finally get it working. The display is great. It is easy to use. I think cool were out of the woods.

Well I detach the computer to log my info and what happens the speed avg, ride time change. The max speed goes to 99.9 everytime. So that sucks and to top it off I was going down hill at about 35 mph and the computer display started fading in and out.

This thing sucks and I wish I would have stuck with Cateye.

Strengths:
Ease of use
Easy to read display
Stem mount

Weaknesses:
Listed above

Similar Products Used:
Cateye Astrale, Polar CD200

Price Paid:  $36.00 at High Desert Bicycles

Bike Setup:
Specialized Allez Sport Compact Double

Summary:
Computer works well, definetly like the wireless aspect and the mounting hardware included that allows to mount under the cap. Sits perfectly right above the stem.

easy to setup and scroll through various options.

Only thing I don't like - there's no auto on function.

Strengths:
mounting location, wireless, easy to read

Weaknesses:
no auto on function

Similar Products Used:
Garmin Vista C

Price Paid:  $29.00 at specialized concept

Favorite Ride:
Matlock and back 81m

Bike Setup:
compact road bike Specialized

Summary:
does'nt seem to have auto on feature, other than that o.k

Strengths:
Easy to set up and use

Weaknesses:
does'nt seem to have auto on feature

Similar Products Used:
my cateye micro wireless