Review on 🚴 Sigma BC 16.16 STS Wireless Cycling Computer by Rui Knain

This computer has two major problems. Directions are terrible. You are on a huge thin sheet folded like a map. The content is poorly organized and the languages are sometimes mixed or separated in random groups. Computer setup is a bit fiddly, but a breeze compared to some others like Cateye. As with many wireless devices, the sensor design is very fragile and difficult to stabilize. I attached it with two zippers in addition to the belt. The need for zip ties means that using it for multiple bikes doesn't work without a lot of hassle. I installed it on a road bike, I can't imagine the design holding up potholes let alone a mountain bike. The speed function seems accurate, the numbers are nice and big. The computer is sleek and makes it easy to scroll up or down, so you don't have to scroll through the entire menu if you're only interested in travel time and mileage. Estimated arrival time and fuel economy are nearing the end, so you can avoid them as long as you don't struggle with the basic math while pedaling.