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Cateye Strada Bike Computer Link: tinyurl.com Changing batteries and setting computer. Wheel Sizes 12 x 1.75 = 935 14 x 1.50 = 1020 14 x 1.75 = 1055 16 x 1.50 = 1185 16 x 1.75 = 1195 18 x 1.50 = 1340 18 x 1.75 = 1350 20 x 1.75 = 1515 20 x 1-3/8 = 1615 22 x 1-3/8 = 1770…
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Thanks!!! this helps…
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thanks for the video!!
To remove the battery seal cover, push down on the word “TOP” … per manual. Otherwise, video is excellent. 
Excellent video… The only comment I would make is that I would position the transmitter on the front side of the right fork, so that if the transmitter ever gets too close to the spokes it will simply push it away as the wheel turns, as opposed to potentially ripping the transmitter off… And I also opt’d to install the transmitter up high on the fork keeping it as close as possible to the head unit and as far as possible away from the road and dirt…. that’s how I installed mine… works fantastic!
Fantastic post, really helped me! By the way you should measure your actual wheel circumference rather than just reading it off a chart. Lay a tape measure out and align the valve of your front wheel at 0mm. Sit on the bike and push it forward until the valve reaches the bottom again. This is your measurement. The wheel circumference is affected by your weight and tyre pressure as well as the wheel and tyre size.
Thanks for posting this! It was useful for me.
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Don’t ever remove this video!!!! Thank you! This computer was a total mystery to me until today. Thank you thank you thank you.
Thanks for this video. Most appreciated.
Hey Earnie, Hey Bert. lol
thanks for the video man, i just wanted to see this model in action and couldnt find it anywhere. thanks again
Fantastic video, clarified well, thank you!
thank you ..this was driving me CRAZY!
CR 2032 batteries are a very common/well loved size for many applications – I’d recommend buying a packet of 5 or 10 on Amazon or eBay… cheap! WAY cheaper than going to your local “watch store” in the mall. And then you’ll have them handy for doing your next project too.
@chrospoke i just bought and installed it. a bit ghetto, but it works, couldn’t place it on my Jamis, it wont mount to the fancy shaped chainstay in such a way where it would read both cadence and speed. the cadence magnet is a pain it the arse to install as you need to have it nearly touching the sensor, which is hard to do considering everything mounts to the bike using zip-ties. But, after considerable fiddling around, i did get it to work, and well…it works..on a trek 7.5 disc(if that helps)
Thanks friend, helped me a bunch!
FYI: Using a razor blade on the batter cover in the computer worked pretty well, you just have to dig in then pry.
to fiddly, needs setting on front end
I have had the Strada Double Wireless since last summer. Just like this model only with cadence included. Once set up it has been the simplest and most useful cyclometer I’ve ever used.
Fantastic vid thanks, especially the bit about re-entering your previous miles, i was gutted when i thought i’d lost my mileage!
For wheel size chart and original instructions (for printing out) go to:
.cateye.com/sites/cateye/upload/manuals/en/CC-RD300W_ENG+v3.pdf
Regards, Andy
The manual says to push on the batter cover with a finger. While that wasn’t intuitive it was simple and beats prying it with a screwdriver.
Fantastic video. Thanks!
@iraaado All my computers die for one reason or another… The Cateye Astrale 8 seems to be a wired version of a computer I also have which has worked fine. I don’t like having to hit two buttons to reset it, but other than that, it’s a fantastic computer.
@bradtube1
what do you mean “hasn’t died yet”? wireless comps die? I have a Cateye Astrale 8, i’thinking in buying this Strada wireless, what’s your opinion?
Thanks, I’ve never had this much distress changing a battery. Most appreciated.