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Polar CS200 Cycling Computer W/Cadence

Item #: 59929

Our Price: $169.95

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Face diameter: 1.75" W x 2.25" L

The triple wireless CS200 is the complete package, and the most loaded cycle computer for the money. Speed, cadence, and heart rate, all wireless. Four lines of data on the display that scrolls automatically. Exclusive Polar features that links to your PC, the CS200 is more than just a cycle computer.

Exercise Features:

Wireless ECG accurate heart rate
Exercise Set (extended exercise profiles)
Polar OwnZone®
Polar OwnCal®
Polar OwnCode®
Target zones with visual alarm
Target zones with audible alarms
Maximum heart rate of total exercise
Average heart rate of total exercise
Average heart rate of each lap
Maximum heart rate of each lap
Automatic lap recording
Number of laps - 50
Exercise Date
Compatible with Polar Cycling Coach web service

Cycling Features:

Trip
Distance
Odometer (½ and total)
Speed (current, average and max.)
Wheel size settings for two bicycles
Bike mount
Wireless Speed sensor
Wireless cadence sensor
Estimated tome of arrival (ETA)
Graphic comparison of heart rate and speed
Calorie consumption rate/km
Auto start/stop
SpeedPointer
Automatic display scroll
Multifunction handle bar/stem installation
Speed sensor installation for different fork shapes

Weight Management Features:

OwnCal®

Computer Connectivity:

Transfers exercise data from wrist link unit to Polar Personal Trainer web service via Polar WebLink
- Transfer logos from Polar web site to wrist unit via UpLink
- Edit wrist unit settings with Polar Uplink Tool

Data Transfer:

SonicLink
UpLink

Recording Features:

7 exercise files with summary
Exercise file info page with date and time
Exercise time (total)
Time in target zone
Target zone limits
Average heart rate of total exercise
Calorie expenditure (Exercise/Total/Fat%)
Short diary
Distance (total)

Basic Features:

Heart rate (displayed as bpm)
Heart rate (displayed as % of maximum heart rate)
Automatic/Manual target zone (%/bpm)
Visual and audible alarm in target zones
Water resistant to 10 meters
Backlight
Easy start (setting wizard)
Over-sized display
User configurable displays
Dome button, with touch response and sound
Sound volume level setting
Double antenna (longer range, less disturbance)

Watch Features:

Time of day (12/24hr)
Date and weekday indicator
Low battery indicator
User replaceable battery
T31 Coded transmitter belt
compatible with WearLink™ and T61 transmitter belts **

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Q:
Me again, Ok I think I understand that the cadence sensor measure you leg activity while the speed sensor measures your wheel speed. If I got that right; can the speed sensor mount to the frame at the rear wheel so that the speed could be measured when using a stationary bike stand. That is to ask is the sensor signal strong enough to be read from the rear wheel to the risor mounted display? I do appreciate your response.
Asked on 11/23/2012 by Maengun from Michigan
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- A:
  The Polar CS200 Cycling Computer W/Cadence probably will have sufficient signal to be read from the rear wheel. The best solution would be a wired cycle computer.
  Answered on 11/28/2012 by Steve from Campmor
Q:
I would intend to use this on the road and on a stationary stand. Can sensor be mounted on rear wheel and preform properly? Will the heart monitor work from a Polar Chest strap?
Asked on 11/23/2012 by Maengun from Michigan
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- A:
  The Polar CS200 Cycling Computer W/Cadence comes with a heart monitor chest strap. The cadence sensor does not go on a front or rear wheel it goes on the crank.
  Answered on 11/23/2012 by Steve from Campmor
Q:
Does the sensor mount to the rear or front wheel
Asked on 8/3/2010 by Anonymous
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- A:
  Speed sensor would mount to the fork and the cadence sensor would mount to the chain stay.
  Answered on 8/4/2010 by Steve from Campmor