Does the cateye velo remove when your not riding.
477037
It does remove when you want it to, but I had a lot of problems with mine from the start! Never did get it to restart and it doesn't work at all now, find a different brand.
477038
Yes it does. There is a slide/clip in piece that attaches to your handlebars which the unit clips into while you're riding but can be taken out of when you're not. I take it out when I'm done to enter my stats in my computer and put it back when I go out on my next ride. It's a really nice unit.
477039
Yes this can be removed. I remove the computer in the winter months when I am not riding.
1341692
Mine does too...at around 60 mph. I take it off unless I specifically need it to cary something, otherwise it is off. It is easy to take it off and put back again. Alex
859836
If you are referring to the rear sight aperture(the little circle that you look through), no. If it is loose or unstable, you will have a serious problem with maintaining zero. Ultimately, no part should have free movement and if any part does, could result in unmanageable inaccuracy.
102093
mine was gone after a few months - fell out somewhere, and i only go on fairly smooth city roads.I had previously used a similar product that held the spray on with velcro wraps (like a burrito) and had good results for many years, until the bike (and spray) was stolen. Im now back to using the velcro version again.
1689210
Yes, it doesn't come loose by itself so is fine for riding. You just pull the Velcro strap when you want to take it off.
742326
Yes, the helmet mount is attached to an adjustable Velcro strap which can be worn without a helmet.
1449359
Yes, it's a wonderful design to quick release when not needed and snap-on when needed. If the kid is using it to ride it at home, usually it's a nuisance. Hence removed it. Now, outside, depending on the time of the day and Sun, feel free to use/remove it
470086
It does but you have to set it too. By default it turns off this feature after I pass 60Kmh (presumably to not leave evidence you are speeding in the event of an accident).
1740066
Hello Cathy...CatEye works very well in any bike, but if you have a mountain bike it works well until the sensor being hit by a stone and this happened with all my CAtEye. If you can, do not hesitate to buy a gps for cycling, it is much pretty better!
650520
yes. As the lens retracts into the body, built in a lens shutter closes to protect it.
2101116
I don't know about the Cateye Micro but will tell you I had a bad experience with this model. I had Cateye computers for years with no issue but this model I purchased last summer worked great for the first ride but after that it would only read current speed, other functions ceased to work. Sent it back and bought a Sigma BC 16.12 STS and glad I did. It works great all the time. I just got a fluid trainer and mounted the sensor on the rear triangle with magnet on rear wheel and have no issues picking up a signal.Hope this helps.
906622
It can. While I'm riding with the visor down there's no issue at all, but if I leave it down at a stop, it will fog up a bit. For me, this isn't a huge problem.
489765
There is a quick release. The only part that will remain is the mount connected to the seat post.
1933917
Sorry, I misunderstood the question. The quick release button on top of my Escort still works and is accessible, if you adjust the mount at its lowest vertical setting. If your detector has an additional rear-facing sensor, you'll want it low enough to give that sensor a clear field of view anyway.
1467109
Yes, you can take it off. On my car (2007 Camray) it takes a little maneuvering, but I have been able to get it off.
1984042
Hello Matthew, Yes, it comes off and it can be remounted to use with the left eye. It's very easy to remove and swap over to use on the left side. Hope that helps.
2221649
Yes, you have to turn the knob on the trainer that is mounted to the back wheel so it does require getting off the bike.