Cat EyeStrada Slim Cyclecomputer RD310W(Return to Product Page)

This replaced my wired Strada, which was working intermittently and I gave up trying to figure out where the problem was. This wireless solution is far more elegant. I like getting rid of all those wires wrapped around my tubes. The minimalist rubber band mounting hardware is more elegant too. The screen is the same height but wider. It is substantially easier to read.

The biggest negative is that the wireless range is really short. To get a reliable link, I had to mount the sensor at the very top of my fork and pad it out to get the sensor close enough to the magnet. Not a big deal, but be aware.

It USUALLY wakes up when you start riding, but not always. Trust, but verify. Again, not a big deal.

On my last ride, the link was good and the odometer was working fine, but the speedometer intermittently just read zero. Don't know that that was about, but if it's recurrent, I am going to have to contact CatEye. So I do have some concerns about this product, but overall give it a very good rating.

All the basic measurements packed in a simple, small design with relatively large screen digits. One small drawback is that the easy one-click-push the operator uses to cycle through the screen display options is occasionally too sensitive. At times I find I have clicked to another screen or worse cleared my trip data by accidentally pushing or holding the unit with a simple handlebar grab or dropping-helmet-bar-bump that engulfs the computer unit.

Easy to use functions and larger numbers and screen than the Strada it replaced. Love the clean sending unit look tucked inside the fork. Unlike my old Strada this one goes to sleep after one hour and needs to be manually woken up. This battery saving feature has occasionally caught me not recording a night ride. During daylight the blank screen of the sleeping unit is obvious.

Always have used cateye cycle computer with good service. This wireless unit works well with nice features such as two distance tracking. Beware to not mount the head unit next to a flashing LED headlight since the light emits RFI that jams the cateye. I mounted it to the right of the handlebar stem and the LED light to the left, several inches apart. Works properly.

this cat eye model is what i was looking for,a small unit that fits on top of my stem and easy to see. The set up was clear to understand and implement. Gives me the basic information package. I was not interested in a jumbotron information overload package that communicates with the world. I just ride.

I really like how the wheel magnetic sensor fits inside the fork arm and attaches with a flexible band. it can be removed and reinstalled easily for cleaning and other servicing needs. The computer itself has a clear and large display. It has two mileage trip displays so you can track your current ride and keep track of several rides. My last Cat Eye is 8 years old and still works great, the improvements of this unit is really nice.

Use this as my main bike computer for recreational riding. Things I like: Great price when on sale at BTD, a larger bottom row of numbers and a larger screen but a slimmer and sleeker computer, a slim and easily mounted fork speed sensor that fits inside the fork and doesn't require zip ties that scratch aero forks, a customizable display and the ease of use by just clicking the computer itself. Downsides: Instructions still hard to follow but you get the hang of it after a couple times, Cateye offering rubber band style bracket mounting that is inferior to their classic FlexTight bracket BUT this computer will work with the FlexTight bracket OR with out front third-party brackets, and a slimmer computer design means ordering two different batteries now a CR1616 battery in the computer itself and the usual CR2032 battery in the speed sensor.

The display is tiny but the information is generous. The measuring part goes on the front wheel and the fork, the readout goes on your handlebars, connects wirelessly, and takes up very little space. It provides distance, time, a clock, an odometer, peak speed... all kinds of fascinating information. Easy to reset. According to friends, the battery lasts about two years in regular use.

I've been running the micro version of this computer for longer than I can remember. This new design is more elegantly slim and while only slightly larger, much easier to read. Highly recommended

Use on regular daily commute. Easy toggle to all functions while installed on bike. Easy set up with instructions. Recommend as simple functional computer with good feature mix.

I like the very low profile/stealthiness of the computer and the fork mount sensor. Computer tracks all the info (Clock time, Ride duration, Distance 1Distance 2, Average speed, Maximum speed, total miles odometer I need except of course watts, cadence).

Easy to use & navigate, this gives you all the information you need to track your progress.

I've had one of these for about three years now of continuous and regular and it has been superb. They're easy to set up, no wires, compact, easy to read, low-profile. I've changed the batter once. They're great to have in a pace line so you'll know the group's speed when it's your time to pull. These are simple and inexpensive devices that provide the basic services that everyone ones speed, pace, time, distance. Highly recommended.

Picked up this computer for my wife's bike. Easy to install and initialize this unit does the job at a very reasonable price. Highly recommended.