I've got a relitively cheap samsung galaxy mini that I use for knocking about, It's on '3' and I do a £15.00 p.m. package that gives me unlimited internet for 30 days+(300 talktime/3000 texts).mk.
This sounds like my young daughter talking , I don't know what she is talking about either, I have a very cheap mobi which sits in my glove compartment, gets knocked about, its on hand, and I do that on PAYG for £0 pence p.m. and it gives me no nasty shocks, but I cant make it do speedo
is this the right thing http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Samsung-G...51979?pt=UK_Mobile_Phones&hash=item43c35feacb
don't know if they have gps, something like this will be better http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Samsung-G...43445?pt=UK_Mobile_Phones&hash=item58a9e166b5
or you could just get a digital speedo from ebay, few about, accurate enough, cheaper than buying a smartphone/android thingymajig
i bought one of those but took it back, there's no where to put the bit with the phillips screw in it. Because that bit is designed for bicycle spokes, and both sides are usually magnetic
Yes.....absolutely agree....... but would have been nice if it could have been fitted, which it could have been with a bit of messing around but too many other things to do like ride the bike
Yes this is what I meant, the bit with the Phillips screw in was the magnetic bit, which could have been cut down and affixed to the rim, and so on and so on easier to find something a bit more adapt
mine sits in a sealed & strapped waterproof case No a Ziplock bag is a fancy name for a sealed & strapped waterproof case
The problem which came to mind with sticking the magnet to the rim was the inherent upsetting of the wheel balance