Like the speed dial found in a car, a wireless bicycle computer on a bicycle is capable of telling you what speed you are traveling at. The main difference is that modern cycle computers are capable of giving much more information than just the speed of the bike.

The way how a b>wireless bicycle computer works is, a magnet is attached on one of the spokes. Then a special sensor called a read switch is attached to the fork.

When the wheel rotates, the magnet will pass by the read switch which in turn will read it as a complete revolution. Thus the rotation of the wheel is used to calculate the speed, distance traveled etc.

The main difference with the wired and wireless version is of course the use of wires. With a wireless you do not have the hassle of using wires. The functionality of a wireless bicycle computer such as the Cateye CC-RD300W Strada Wireless bicycle computer is truly amazing.

All models today will have at least the basic functions such as top speed, trip distance and second trip distance, average speed, elapsed time, total distance and clock. Mounting these types of computers is no problem. They can be easily attached to most handle bars.

The Cateye CC-RD300W Strada Wireless bicycle computer is one of the top bike computers in its price range. Being wireless means you do not have to deal with the hassle of tangled wires on your bike.

Another convenient feature of the Cateye CC-RD300W Strada Wireless bicycle computer is that you can acess 8 ridng features with just a touch of a button. The features are, current speed, average speed, programmable odometer, dual trip distances, time elapsed and a 24 hour clock setting.

It is very easy to detach which means you can put it on another bike in no time. Other features include automatic stop/start, waterproof and power saving mode.

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