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iBike Dash CC iPhone and iPod Touch Cycling Computer WAS $199 NOW $30

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iBike Dash CC iPhone and iPod Touch Cycling Computer WAS $199 NOW $30
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Store Rep[Deactivated] on 18/03/2014 - 18:48 marketdeals.com.au (576 clicks)

iBike Dash CC iPhone and iPod Touch Cycling Computer WAS $199 NOW $30

This cycling computer combines the functionality of your Apple iPhone or iPod touch with iBike Smart Electronics for tracking your speed, trip distance and trip time. The rugged Phone Booth case helps protect your device from the elements.

Features:
Compatible with Apple iPhone and iPod touch
Including iPhone 4, 3G and 3GS for wide-ranging use. Also compatible with most ANT sensors.
Dashboard display
Provides graphical, animated and numerical information, including current, average and maximum speed and temperature, cumulative trip distance, trip time, total hours logged and total distance logged.
Continuous Record technology
Ensures ride data is saved, even when the iBike app is interrupted by phone calls or other apps. Send ride files directly from your bike (Wi-Fi or 3G/Edge network required, additional fees may apply).
Bluetooth compatibility
For wireless communication with your iPhone and headset (not included).
On-screen guided setup
Ensures simple operation.
Phone Booth case
Features ABS plastic construction and a rugged design to help protect your device against rain and shock. Metal bracket and bolt keep the device securely attached to your bike.

Specifications:
Material: ABS plastic
Compatibility: Apple iPhone 4, 3G and 3GS and iPod touch
Brand Compatibility: Apple
Product Depth: 1.75"

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  • bargaino on 18/03/2014 - 18:54

    Is this just a handlebar-mount / case and some software?
    Is there an ANT wheel sensor included? Not clear.

    Ensures ride data is saved, even when the iBike app is interrupted by phone calls or other apps.

    What a shame IOS does not allow apps to multitask.

  • sheikyerbouti on 18/03/2014 - 19:46

    Not sure why I'd go for this over a $10 bike mount for iPhone and free Strava app…? What benefit does it offer? Does it connect with a wheel-mounted sensor, or just GPS?

  • Sven Nijs on 18/03/2014 - 20:08

    Looks like it's essentially $30 for just an iPhone case as the app is free on iTunes and is similar to other free apps.
    I can't believe anyone would have paid the original price of $199 though.

  • UFO on 19/03/2014 - 00:05
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    $200 for a plastic bike mount for your phone?!?! hahahahahahah yeah right.

    May as well say it was $1,000,000, and you're getting a 99.997% discount 'down' to $30.
    Gimmie a break.

    No deal because overinflated 'original price'.
    No deal because you can get other phone holders online for $10.
    Neg and then some.

  • bigrizz on 19/03/2014 - 12:17

    I looked at these a while back while I had my old iPhone 3GS. It has an ANT receiver built into the case, so when you dock your iPhone to it, it lets you connect ANT sensors to your phone. My recollection was that it only worked with the associated app and not other apps that support ANT sensors, which was a showstopper for me as I'm a devoted fan of Runmeter for iOS. If you're happy with the stock app, it's a cheap way to get into support for ANT sensors, particularly if you already own ANT sensors and want a good housing for your phone.

    It's a solid housing for the money. A $10 housing won't be built anywhere near as well. The build quality reviews of this thing are very good. If you're mounting a $600+ phone on a bike, especially if you're thinking of sticking it on a mountain bike, paying a bit more for a solid housing is a no brainer to me.

    I opted instead to get bluetooth 4.0 sensors instead to use with my new iPhone 5, which supports them without additional dongles. Much neater way to go, in my view. I reckon ANT is a dead technology unless phones start natively supporting it and that isn't going to happen with the low power bluetooth 4.0.

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