Bell F12 Bike Computer

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Bell F12 Bike Computer
By: Bell

Average Rating: 4.0 Total Reviews: 13

Features:

Easy to install classic bike computer with 10 functions. Functions: current speed, average speed, max speed, MPH/KPH, speed tendency, odometer, trip distance, trip timer, 12/24 hour clock, scan, auto stop/start. Larger digital readout is easy to see.
Easy installation
Weather resistant
Battery included (1 button cell)

Dimensions: Length: 0.02" Width: 0.05" Height: 0.07"

Product Description:

Bell, F12 Bike Computer Speedometer, Functions: Current Speed, Average Speed, Max Speed, MPH/KPH, Speed Tendency, Odometer, Trip Distance, Trip Timer, 12/24 Hour Clock, Scan, Auto Stop/Start, Larger Display Readout Is Easy To See, Easy Installation, Weather Resistant, Battery Included.

Where to Buy

Seller	Price	Shipping
ProMax Supply	$7.76	1-2 business days
BIC Superstore	$8.54	1-2 business days
Amazon.com	$9.20	(Free Shipping) Ships in 24 hours
Polsteins Home & Beyond	$9.78	1-2 business days
Target.com/ITC	$10.39	24 hours
Lowest New Price Found: $7.76

Reviews

Good Computer rating

by: on: 30-Oct 2009

Its a great bike computer for the price. Works good and has some nice features.

Worked well...while it worked rating

by: on: 10-Sep 2009

This unit is extremely easy to install (It took about 5 mins and attaches with electrical ties), and easy to set up. The instructions are intuitive and easy to follow. The numbers seem accurate enough for my purposes; the machine gives mileage to the thousandth of a mile.

HOWEVER, it is not durable at all. While I was trying to slip the computer into the holster on the bike, it slipped from my hand and fell onto grass, and now it will not turn on. Luckily, at this price, I got my money's worth while it worked.

good enough for entry level rating

by: on: 09-Sep 2009

easy to install and reliable. good enough if you don't need cadence. setup is straight forward.

Cheaply made rating

by: on: 09-Sep 2009

I first got this Bell bike computer because it was 20 bucks, and the wireless one was 50. I will never do that again. The first computer i got was broken, half of the screen didnt work. Luckily, sports authority exchanged it right away. The second one worked OK, but there is one major problem: the wire connecting the sensor and the computer is total crap. It broke within 3 days of using it. I didnt even put a major strain on it: The force of my coiled bike lock (the kind with the coiled metal cable with a rubber/plastic casing) re-coiling after being stretched a little broke the wire.

IF you do get this because its cheap, be sure to be very careful with that puny wire. Or just get a wireless one and don't bother.

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