Sigma BC906 9-Function Topline Wired Bicycle Speedometer

Summer of 2010 is the year I bought this little beauty, and I have loved it ever since. There is nothing fancy or flashy about it it just does what it's supposed to do. This is an installation on a Giant Seek 3 from 2009. As a casual cyclist, I ride the bike several times per week, (commuting, road, bike trails, etc. ), and I'm satisfied with its I don't have any complaints to mention. The pros include (

1) The battery life is great, both the battery life and the battery life of the phone. (
2) Decent amount of basic features, decent build quality, and incredibly easy to install. A large display is a requirement. You'll have no problem reading it! The cons are Keeping the owner's manual is important! (This isn't a major problem)

1) KEEP IT! It is not impossible to set it up There is a bit of a problem, but it's not impossible. The manual is especially important if you have not saved it. The new battery changed the original battery, so I was forced to keep screwing with it, and scrolling through the functions for the rest of the day to figure it out, until I found the actual manual. I almost lost it (just as I thought I would) Goodness gracious! The text follows As a conclusion Other than the complaints about the manual, I've had no problems with any of the products (i. e. I have never had any issues with the manual or setting up the product). It should come with the necessary mounting hardware and wires. I consider it to be a solid cycle meter that does what it says, and does it perfectly. Certainly not to be beat when it comes to Make sure not to let the set-up issue get in the way You don't have to worry about what's up. For those seeking an entry-level position, the following is what you should look for You've found the level cyclometer you've been looking for at an incredible price. It's my pleasure. I hope that was helpful.

Marcelo Burch

| Dec 20, 2020

Yesterday, I received free shipping and a new Sigma through the mail, which was pretty fast! In any case, it was very simple to install this device. It was the instructions in the book that I left and I went straight to youtube, which has a video by Sigma (I believe) which shows how to install the program very quickly and easily. Despite the fact that it's not this particular model, everything else about the installation is exactly the same. My bike was installed in about 10 minutes, even though I had to spend a few extra minutes figuring out how to route the wire down the bike and took the book out of the library and followed another video on how to determine the size of your wheel or tire. I used the tried and true "roll out method," which can be completed in many Put a measuring tape (one with mm on it as well as inches) on the floor, mark a spot on the tire or wheel, and then turn the tire or wheel around a single time. Once the number of millimeters is known, calculate what it is. Simple as that. It is also possible to mark the tire with a thin chalk line and then roll it for a few revolutions on the ground before measuring the distance between marks. I'll keep it simple again. Although a few other reviewers appreciated the ability to reset individual features, I prefer the ease with which the computer could be programmed. Would it be cool to show someone how fast I can go on a downhill when I hit 50mph? In any case, you get great value for your money. This was an easy installation, fit very securely to my bike, and was well worth the price.

Evelyn Knox

| Mar 21, 2021

This is certainly not the most sophisticated computer you've ever seen Thank goodness for that. A much more complicated computer on an older bike could do my cadence, had rear wheel pickup, and did all sorts of things - that was much more complex than that on this bike - My ride was not made any more enjoyable by this. There is nothing interesting in this lesson about fare, time, average speed or max speed, but I really want to know what it means to calculate the distance and time of a trip. Don't let your head be stuck in your computer. Get out and enjoy the ride! This mount is easy to install (you'll need to adjust it if you wish to mount it on your stem instead of your bar). When you tuck the computer body into the mount, the mounting mechanism locks in place, and the physical unit detaches when you want to stash Set the wire spiral down the brake cable so that the wire does not flop while it's attached. Use the longer tie provided to keep it in place. The wire should be wrapped around larger objects (forks, etc. ) but you can trim up the installation and make it a little cleaner by using your own wraps. I used a wide metric steel tape measure to determine the size of my tires by taking off my front wheel, marking the rubber, and rolling it down. It is a very low price, so I have no problem recommending it to recreational riders who are in need of a little more information.

Octavia Solis

| Sep 25, 2020

Because there is no mention of these "9 functions" on this page, here is what they are I. - Distance around the globe (odometer)* The total time - Distance, as a result of this trip* Time taken for the trip
* Average speed - *The maximum speed is - The clock - The current speed of this machine is - * *If you're comparing this to the BC1106 11-wire DC cable, the average speed is 3. 24 I felt a little confused at first, but it turns out that the two extra "functions" are distance and time for a second bike. The BC1606 adds cadence measurements, a backlight, and trip distances. The rest of the list can be viewed here All in all, it does what it's supposed to, and it does so A glance at the numbers is easy to do on a low angle, and the adjustable-height display allows you to read them at any angle. Even in low-light situations, a high-contrast LCD display can be read clearly. Three buttons were added to the computer, which really helped us make it more intuitive. Upper left is "Set", upper right is "Reset", and the entire bottom of the device is "Mode. ". If you are riding, you will only ever need to press the "Mode" button. . *B. Reviewers should bear in mind the following There are no easy bike computer installation instructions for all bikes. The reason you only have to do it once is because they only need to be installed The computer will take you about 20 minutes to set up, as you have to curl the wire just right and figure out how each attachment fits together and how to adjust the settings.

Khaleesi Burns

| Dec 12, 2020