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SIGMA BC1606L 16-Function Topline Wired Bicycle SpeedometerProduct Details/SpecificationsRecording label: SIGMA Manufacturer: SIGMAModel: 6160 EAN: 0750220061601 Binding: Sports Universal product code (UPC): 750220061601 Brand: Sigma Features•16 Functions•2 Bike Programmable •Low Battery Indicator w/ Memory Chip •Easy to program/Tool Free installation •Waterproof Price: $27.98   Product DescriptionThe BC 1606L provides a better overview of the essential information during a ride by hiding the total accumulated functions and cadence if not installed. The backlight gives optimal readability of this information even in the dark. An integrated storage chip prevents the loss of set values during battery change as features such trip section counter, timer, and second wheel size are programmable. Dot Matrix display - clearer display through full text indication between values. Active mode without total values - total values faded while riding to enable better focusing on the necessary functions. Backlight - optimal readability even after nightfall.Sigma's BC 1606L is the top model for the most demanding of riders, even at night. The BC 1606L succeeds in this not only by providing a better overview of the essential information during a ride by hiding the total accumulated functions and cadence if not installed, but also through its backlit readout that delivers optimal readability of information even in the dark. In addition, an integrated storage chip prevents the loss of set values during battery change. General Functions:
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What's in the Box? Manufacturer's Warranty About Sigma Sport Customer ReviewsGood Value Review date: 2008-12-13 Rating: 6 out of 10 The only thing I have to compare this to is a cheapy $8 one I had from Kmart many years ago. This Sigma 1606L has many more features including cadence which I use often. The data it collects per trip ( average speed, average cadence, max speed, trip time, trip distance) is saved so I can transfer it to a spreadsheet to track how I'm doing. It's easy to remove from it's base using a bayonet style attachment, which I have placed on the handlebar stem. I was not impressed when I saw how the parts mount to the bike, thin rubber O-rings loop around sensor and fork, or baseplate and stem to stay in place, but after 1000 miles on streets and bike paths everything has held together. It always shows current speed plus any other selected single feature, like cadence or time. Why only 3 stars? 1) Lacks a scan feature, so I must push a button repeatedly to get to view the function I want. An auto scan feature would allow me to keep my hands on the grips where they belong. 2) The wiring is somewhat flimsy. Small gauge wire is subject to breaking if put under any stress. 3) Speed readout shows only the closest half mile interval, doesn't show tenths. For example, it reads either 12.0 MPH or 12.5 MPH missing 12.1, 12.2,etc. I am actually very happy with this nicely designed and low cost unit. Mine came with a second mounting for a second bike, data for which it tracks separately. After 8 months of use over many miles, it has served me well. Been using sigma for 7+ years... Review date: 2008-11-10 Rating: 10 out of 10 I've used the Sigma 1600L and its predecessor the 1600. Sigma makes a great computer in the 1600 series. They keep track of two bikes wheels (thus two bikes) as well as two odometers and a combined odometer. Its great if you have two bikes because all you need is an extra mount and you are set. the cadence feature is an easy add-on, and not available in most computers at this prices. It has all the regular stuff... like actual and average speed, trip computers, etc. REAL NICE! Review date: 2008-10-12 Rating: 8 out of 10 i did some research befor buying just any computer. i have a Specialized Hardrock Comp Disc mountain bike. it has a heavy duty frame thats made of thick squared tubing. because of this it was alittle hard to insatll the magnets and have them read properly due to the distance, they need to be pretty close. but im a clever dude and rigged it up perfect. not sure if the MPH is accurate yet but i will have that tested soon also. they cadence feature is cool too. it measures your pedal RPM, for some its worth having for road use but off road its just another extra sometimes used. so, the degree of difficulty of self install was the only reason i gave this product a 4 which is more like a 4.5 out of 5. well worth the money. buy it and have a pro install it if you can and tell them you got it as a gift. they get all testy when you dont buy there over priced models :-) Not Only for Bicycles! Review date: 2008-09-22 Rating: 10 out of 10 I've had an earlier version of this unit (a BC-800) on my motorcycle for several years. It has been very useful, primarily to give me a large display of my actual speed. You see, most motorcycles have an 'optimistic' speedometer, which usually read 10% high. My BC-800 finally gave up the ghost - the display faded to where it was barely visible. The BC-1606L is better in most every way than the BC800. The single best improvement is the non-volatile memory. That means you do not need to re-program the unit every time you replace the battery. The display is larger, and the contrast is adjustable. And, there is a 'backlight' feature! Installation on a motorcycle is easy. Mount the pickup on the brake caliper, and set the Wheel Size and the Time into the computer. Make sure the pickup cable doesn't foul anything when you turn the steering lock-to-lock. Installation of the magnet is a little more complicated. Figure out where the magnet will pass less than 1/4 inch from the pickup. This is most probably on the brake rotor. Using either double-stick tape or some packing tape, stick the magnet where you think it'll work. Take a slow ride around the block, and see if the system shows your speed. If it doesn't, you'll need to fiddle with the location of the magnet and/or the pickup. If it does work, mount the magnet more permanently on the rotor. I used two-part epoxy glue. A really great piece of gear, for not a lot of money! I don't recommend the 'wireless' version of this unit for motorcycles. While I haven't seen one, I'd guess the ignition system might interfere with the Sigmas' signal. Sigma multi function bicycle speedometer with cadence Review date: 2008-09-16 Rating: 8 out of 10 First, the bad news. The install instructions aren't great, the read out is smallish for aging eyes, and the set-up/operation seems unnecessarily complicated. Now the good news . . . it does everything I want it to do, it seems to work well, it's small and lightweight and the o-ring "fastners" are kind of cool. Oh yeah, at around $35 for the unit with the cadence sender, it's a great deal. Accessories to SIGMA BC1606L 16-Function Topline Wired Bicycle Speedometer:• Louis Garneau Training Triathlon Comp Suit - Black• Tacx 15mm Pedal Spanner Bicycle Chain Tool - TA-4460 • Sigma Topline Cadence Kit for BC1606L - 00394 • SIGMA BC1106 11-function Topline Wired Bicycle Speedometer • Louis Garneau Women's Training Triathlon Comp Top - White - 6825091-019 |
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