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The fully featured Mavic Wintech Ultimate Bike Computer tracks everything from altitude gain to the speed of your ride and even. your heart rate. Real-time and average data lets you know just how fast you’re going and how quick your overall ride was. Mavic added a chronograph with nine intermediate times to help with interval training, and you can even set zone alarms to help you train smarter instead of harder.
| Altimeter Function: | Yes |
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| Chronograph: | Yes |
| Heart Rate Monitor: | Yes |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 2 Years |
| Recommended Use: | Road biking |
| Speedometer: | Yes |
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Exceeds my expectations | |
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I'm impressed with the Wintech Ultimate Bike Computer. It is small, clean design, packed with features, easy to use, and reasonably priced. The mileage, elevation, heart rate, is very accurate. However, the accumulated elevation is a little flakey. When setting up the computer, I suggest setting everything up in meters / kilometers and then change to miles. The screens could have been set up a bit better, and I find I'm often pressing buttons to find something on a different screen. However, I recommend it and would buy it again. | |
| ty4100386485 at RealCyclist.com on 09/30/2009 | |
Mavic Wintech Ultimate | |
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The altimeter was all over the place and made no sense (I've owned other computers with altimeters and this was the worst). The unit takes up to 10 seconds to stop calculating and is hard to make stop when completed. I couldn't get the odometer to start at zero. There is no available backlight for early morning or night riding. The manual was horrible, and had no troubleshooting section. The worst thing about the Mavic computers is you are stuck with predetermined readout combinations set by Mavic. There is no way to choose the combination of items you want displayed on the readout. The combinations on the 5 screens determined were not logical. I've owned other bike computers where you can determine what combination is displayed line by line, and you can't do that with Mavic. This unit seemed to have so much promise with the built in skewer sensor, but failed miserable in delivering a usable and worthy bike computer. | |
| Paul Bruining at RealCyclist.com on 09/22/2009 | |
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Documentation, setup, reliability, accuracy all questionable and need room for improvement. | |
| mee3274153 at RealCyclist.com on 10/08/2009 | |
