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Old June 13th 05, 10:55 AM
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I bought a speedometer for £7.99 and it does the trick

yesterday I cycled one of the routes that I mentioned in a previouos
post
it was Dunsop Bridge to Dunsop Valley

Time Taken = 35m:36s
Max Speed = 20.2 MPH
Average Speed = 9.7 MPH
Trip Distance = 5.0 Miles

then I cycled from Dunsop Bridge to Clitheroe Train station
and got the following

Time Taken = 1h:28m:12s
Max Speed = 33.2 MPH
Average Speed = 9.1 MPH
Trip Distance = 10.5 Miles

my speedometer has gone a bit wonky now as it is recording maximum
speeds of 50plus MPH when I have just started free wheeling on the
flat...I will have to ring the manufacturers...

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Old June 13th 05, 01:43 PM
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I rang the manufacturers and they said to take it back to the shop I
bought it from (Netto, Blackburn)
I did this, and the manger replaced the computer module straight away
on proof of my receipt...

I will definitely be shopping at Netto in the future because of the
courteous manner with which I was dealt...

 




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