Ilka,

I have a soldering iron, and for the low price of one beer I will add wire as
necessary to a computer for you.
Watch out for cheap labor, anyone offering to do the job for less than one beer
probably has no pride in their workmanship, and would offer no warranty, my work
is fully guaranteed- your beer back if you're not fully satisfied.

Kent
-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "Dave Nadeau" <dave@...>
> Hi Ilka,
>
> It's fairly straightforward to make any wired model work on your back
> wheel. If you know someone with a soldering iron, you can get a
> small length of wire added into the middle of the existing wire so
> it'll be long enough to weave around your top tube to the rear wheel.
>
> I did this several years ago on an older Cateye unit, and it worked fine.
> --
> Dave Nadeau
> Sent via Verizon Wireless Blackberry
>
>
>
>
> On 1/7/08, Ilka Archambault <iarchambau1@...> wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I am looking for a recommendation.
> >
> > I have a permanent trainer bike setup and look for putting a cycling
> > computer on it, which means the magnet needs to be on the rear wheel. When I
> > look at the very models I have no idea if the wire will be long enough to
> > accomodate. I already realized that wireless probably won't work since the
> > receiver and transmitter need to be closer together.
> >
> > Any one a recommendation what computer might work for the trainer bike -
> > preferably one either with heart rate monitor or with cadence feature but
> > I'm not interested in buying a GPS type one or so.
> >
> > Thanks for any recommendation.
> >
> > Ride safely.
> > Ilka.
> >
> > Vivi il Sogno, Vola come il Vento
> > (Live the dream, ride like the wind)
> >