The unit comes in this
attractive box . . . |
Inside are two separate
boxes, one for the computer and one for the mounting hardware |
The computer. |
The back side of the
computer unit, with six separate contacts. These match the
contacts on the mountain bracket, below. |
Face of the computer.
(See also the photo at lower right)
While you're riding, the display alternates between the
chainring teeth and cog teeth readouts:
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Back side of the
computer. One battery powers the unit. |
The mounting kit includes
two sensors (one for the wheel magnet, another for the cadence
magnet) and two sensors that mount inside the Ergo lever body to
tell the computer when you shift. |
The mounting bracket is
designed to put the computer in front of the handlebar stem, not
on top of the bars (as is common for most computers) See the
photo below:
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The package of assorted
magnets, sensor mounts, and zip ties. |
These shims are installed
as part of the Ergo lever mount. They're important (the
sticker on the package says so), but the instruction book
doesn't mention them. |
The use manual. A
separate set of mounting instructions are also included |
Click for a close-up view
of the 9-speed computer, courtesy of Branford Bike. |
