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This is the first brush to do a good job of removing my Siberian Husky’s thick undercoat. In fact, the brush not only does the job that no other has done before, but leaves my dog looking like a show dog! We love our Furminator!!
Serfas FP 200 Bicycle | reelafghanistan

Does what Cateye CC-RD300W Strada Wireless Bicycle Computer supposed to do. For me less is more – I do not like gadgets and gizmos. I like to keep things simple and this is certainly true when it comes to biking. I want to get out there and enjoy myself.

The Strada Wireless is great – just setup and install is as per instructions (if you find the multilanguage/small print of the included instruction sheet overwhelming just download a two page English version from the Cateye web site).

The Strada is a quality product and the single button interface (just push the face of the unit) is all you need.

The second trip meter is a nice. Since it can be reset independently of the main measurements you can easily measure sections of a ride.

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You are getting a frame ONLY. I headed the advice from previous buyers and bought this bike with the idea that I might receive a damaged product. I did. The front and back rims are bent, the gears came 50% assembled and had no instruction on how to complete assembly, the bike comes without a single quick disconnect on anything, the derailleur has miscellaneous plastic parts, and the brakes and shifters are junk. The way I look at it, I bought a frame for $170 and will have to buy everything else separately. This bike out of the box is unrideable and unsafe. Do not expect to hop on this one right away. If you are looking for an inexpensive way to get into road racing and you do not want to assemble your bike from the ground up; spend more and buy something with more quality from top to bottom.

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