The "bundle" includes a HRM (~50$) and cadence sensor(~40$) but is 200$ more than the non bundle. What gives? I save 110$ buying separate.
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Make sure you are also getting the memory disk with the maps. The one I bought did not. I used the one from my 800. That could be part of the cost differential.
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It is listed as the performance bundle, but it is actually the performance and navigation bonus which also includes the city navigator NT on a microsd card ($100) and the extra out front bike mount ($40)
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The price is for 1 bundle. Unless it states 3 bundles. Ordering from them I paid per bundle. Bundles are very small
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I just bought it at digitalelectronics4less.com for $180. I'm confused since it is listed for about $260 everywhere else (and sometimes much more!)...but it appears to be new and have all accessories. Score!
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There are two different versions. One with just the 220 (Costs around $250) and one bundle with the chest strap and transmitter thing included. (Costs around $300). This is the same as the "HRM3" or "premium chest strap" from Garmin.
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I asked the same question and was told there the same units, the difference was the manuals. The one approved has more warnings in the manual. To be sure download each manual and compare the difference.
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Yes, one comes with the only the cadence sensor and not the heart rate sensor. The other comes with the heart rate sensor and not the cadence sensor. The last one comes with both the cadence and the heart rate sensors. Unfortunately, I cant real which part numbers goes with which item. All of these packages will accept each monitor. For example, if you buy the one with just the cadence sensor, you can purchase the heart rate sensor at a later time and it'll pair up to the cycle computer.
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the one i recieved came with cadence and speed sensors as well as the heart rate monitor it works well and is easy to see even in bright daylight, however the sigma software is a pain and the docking station doesnt always register. i like it alot
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Good heavens, at $5.95 & free shipping, what do you think you're going to get? Read the ad closely, and order what it lists. You will need to order a tens unit separately. Check for them here on Amazon. You probably won't find a better price. I found one for about $30-35.00. You have to really look though. Electrode pads are cheap enough, as evidenced by this tru-medic ad. Oh, BTW, the pads and the tens unit don't have to be the same brand.
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I have an older model and everything was included. The HR sensor is belt to wear.
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Just went down to check my bike to refresh my memory. There is 1 sensor unit you install on your bike. It houses 2 sensors inside (1 for the magnet you put on your pedal for cadence, and 1 for the magnet you put on your back tire for speed). Then of course there is the heart rate band you put around your chest.Please let me know if you have any further questions.Thanks!
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I have bought it 2x from Amazon VDO Z-Series Cycling Computer Wireless Cadence KitBike Nashbar also sells through Amazon and my have it. Good luck, a great product at a unmatched value,
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Just as mentioned by Competitive Cyclist it comes with all three, speed, cadence, and heart. Get the docking station too. You can log ALL your info for later reference.
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Yes, all are included with the Triple. The HR strap is a little bit thicker than Polar's but you can change the battery yourself on the Sigma. Cadence and HR always display in smaller print on the top line, current speed is large in the middle, and your third choice (per button click) like distance or average speed display on the bottom line. Good basic unit and I like the setup.
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Whats the dif. between f4 an f6 besides price? I workout at home some on treadmil some doing interval training dvds i have never owed a hrm so wonderin whats best for me??
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The gps tracking and heart rate monitoring if you buy other accessories. I wish I went with the cheaper one because I never use the advanced features
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Hi Kim... I did not buy this HRM as my first choice because I tried to "go cheap" and only wanted an HRM with no frills. First one ordered did not work, and the instruction leaflet (4 pages) was in "cryptic" English. SO... based on years of excellent service from an Omron BP Cuff device, I went to this device next. It is user friendly, AND it comes with a small DETAILED & well-written booklet (24 pages) of information that literally walks you through every feature of this device. I'm happy with this HRM and would buy the same brand again should anything happen while exercising that should accidentally break my HRM. Hope this helps. Hi Kim... I did not buy this HRM as my first choice because I tried to "go cheap" and only wanted an HRM with no frills. First one ordered did not work, and the instruction leaflet (4 pages) was in "cryptic" English. SO... based on years of excellent service from an Omron BP Cuff device, I went to this device next. It is user friendly, AND it comes with a small DETAILED & well-written booklet (24 pages) of information that literally walks you through every feature of this device. I'm happy with this HRM and would buy the same brand again should anything happen... » Read More Hi Kim... I did not buy this HRM as my first choice because I tried to "go cheap" and only wanted an HRM with no frills. First one ordered did not work, and the instruction leaflet (4 pages) was in "cryptic" English. SO... based on years of excellent service from an Omron BP Cuff device, I went to this device next. It is user friendly, AND it comes with a small DETAILED & well-written booklet (24 pages) of information that literally walks you through every feature of this device. I'm happy with this HRM and would buy the same brand again should anything happen while exercising that should accidentally break my HRM. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I agree with Ian-Paul. Before buying this HRM i checked it out at Sigma`s homepage. There you can see all the models and their options. I am very sattisfied with this model. At first it seemed a little too big for me, but I got used to it