Online: www.REI.com
URL for this product:

From the U.S. and Canada — Call 1-800-426-4840
Mon. through Sun., 4 a.m. through 11 p.m. PT.
International — Call 1-253-891-2500
Mon. through Sun., 4 a.m. through 11 p.m. PT. English language only.

BLACK

CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer

$48.69
$65.00^*

REDUCED PRICE You Save 25%

(22)

Item # 751835

100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
Gear and Advice You Can Trust

Orders of $50 or more ship for free.
Learn more

To view videos or use the zoom feature on REI's websites, please download the latest version of Adobe Flash Player.

NOW PLAYING

Packed with functions but free from wires, the CatEye Strada Wireless bike computer epitomizes power and elegance.

ClickTec® interface lets you switch among eight modes by simply pressing the bottom of the computer face
Your selected mode displays at the bottom of the screen, while your current speed always appears at the top in huge, easy-to-read numerals
Pace arrow indicates if you are riding above or below your average speed
Features a slim design with universal, tool-free handlebar/stem bracket
Tool-free wheel sensor mounts effortlessly to most road and mountain forks
User-friendly interface includes auto start-stop and power-save modes and dual tire-size memory
Programmable odometer lets you program your mileage back into computer after a battery change

Imported.

Item 751835

View all CatEye products

REI Membership

REI Membership $20.00

CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer Customer Reviews

REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

by PowerReviews

CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer

3.5

(based on 22 reviews)

68%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Lightweight (18)
Accurate (17)
Easy to read (15)
Durable (7)
Waterproof (7)

Cons

Not durable (3)
Tough to read (3)

Best Uses

Commuting (9)
Road racing (8)
Serious training (7)
Mountain biking (4)

- Reviewer Profile:
- Avid cyclist (17), Competitive cyclist (3)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (5)

Reviewed by 22 customers

Sort by

Displaying reviews 1-10

Previous | Next »

Oct

2012

5.0

Great bike computer!

By HokieHouston

from Houston, Texas

About Me Competitive Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Accurate
Durable
Easy to Read
Lightweight
Waterproof

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer:

My cateye has traveled with me for 4 years and 8,000 wonderful miles. It has endured rain, snow, heat, and cold without issue. I have had to replace the battery 1 time but no issues. I have enjoyed it so much that when my wife purchased her first bike last year we bought the exact same model. I highly recommend!

Comment on this review

Mar

2012

4.0

Awesome simple computer

By yb

from San Carlos, CA

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Durable
Easy to Read
Lightweight
Sleek
Waterproof

Cons

Inacurate clock

Best Uses

Commuting
Mountain Biking
Road Racing

Comments about CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer:

I have this computer on most of my bikes. I love this whole-face-button idea. Makes it easy to push with thick gloves, wrist, palm, or any other way you find comfortable. It is compact and looks sleek with an easy to read display. It's true it gets confused when your front light is in flash or dim-power mode because of the involved electrical pulsation. However i am fine with this as i doubt it other simple wireles computers do better in this department. I have one big note to CatEye: please fix this clock! The clocks on half of my cateye wireless computers run off by a minute per week. Even the early [*] watch imitations in the 70's had more accurate clocks.

Comment on this review

Aug

2011

4.0

Very Minor Issues

By ArizonaEngineer

from Tucson, AZ

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Accurate
Easy to Read

Cons

Best Uses

Serious Training

Comments about CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer:

I've used the CatEye Strada Wireless for 18 months now, and it works well for me, with a couple of exceptions:

1) Changing the battery on the receiving/display unit is difficult - the battery has a cover that really has to be pried out.

2) The procedure for re-entering the odometer reading when changing the battery is confusing. Check out the YouTube video that demonstrates this if you have problems.

3) The NiteRider MiNewt 350 headlight interferes with receiving the signal from the transmitter. I haven't observed interference from any other sources, including the MiNewt 250, so I think this is really a problem with the headlight, and not the CatEye.

The battery life is good - I had to replace the batteries at around 14 months and 4000 miles for both the transmitter and the display.

Comment on this review

May

2011

1.0

Strap/Bracket is a weak link

By Tour-ist

from Colorado Springs, CO

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

May be a great wireless

Cons

Mounting strap can break

Best Uses

Was not able to use it

Comments about CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer:

Was not able to use the computer. When installing the specialised bracket/strap that holds the computer to the handle bars, it broke. This is the only way to attach it to the bike. I then realised this was not a good thing, if it had happened while I was riding the computer would fall to the ground and could be lost. I returned it to REI and exchanged for a Cateye Micro that uses two zip-ties for mounting the computer. I think this is a safer route, if one breaks the second one will keep it from falling off the bike. The other bonus, zip-ties can be purchase anywhere if you need a replacement.
The computer and sending unit may work great, but I was not able to find out.

Comment on this review

Oct

2010

(0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Too early to judge.

By SunDevil98

from Winder, GA

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Accurate
Durable
Lightweight

Cons

Tough To Read

Best Uses

Commuting
Mountain Biking
Road Racing

Comments about CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer:

I just bought this a week ago. It seems like a nice enough unit. The positive is that it is extremely easy to install. I also like the wireless feature. The negatives are that it is difficult to read while riding. I bought the Bike Planet computer for my son's Mtn. Bike. It does everything the Cateye does plus tells the temprature, and is easier to read all for [$] less. I'll stick with the Cateye though. I did read some reviews about it failing to work even after the batteries were replaced. If this occurs then I'll return it to REI [...], and get the Bike Planet computer.

Comment on this review

Aug

2010

(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Resets on its own

By rider4218

from Ann Arbor, MI

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Accurate
Lightweight
Simple to install

Cons

Best Uses

Road Biking

Comments about CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer:

This unit appealed because it is wireless and the one-button selector works reasonably. The stem mount option was necessary for my cyclocross bike because the auxiliary brake levers take a lot of handlebar space. It was easy to install. The computer flipped out of the mount until I realized it needed to click into place, after which it stayed in place. The crippling feature is that the computer resets itself during rides. This has happened repeatedly; it is very frustrating to lose the ride information. In spite of this, the total mileage seems to record accurately.

Comment on this review

Jul

2010

(0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Won't stay clipped to bike!

By Heydude

from Seattle, WA

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Lightweight

Cons

Handlebar Mount
Not Durable

Best Uses

Comments about CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer:

The product itself is just OK. The real problem is that the computer won't stay clipped to the handlebar mount. This is a huge problem when going over bumps or grates which can jar the computer loose. It's fallen off twice and the third time it was lost forever somewhere along the road. I don't recommend this one!

Comment on this review

Jun

2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

This Cateye Meets Expectations

By Saul of Seattle

from Seattle, WA

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Accurate
Durable
Easy to Read
Lightweight
Waterproof

Cons

Sensor Mount

Best Uses

Serious Training

Comments about CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer:

The Strada does all that it is advertised well. Despite heavy rain (Seattle!), it has remained waterproof for over 2 years. The negative is that the spoke / fork mount is very touchy; I have flat spokes and an aerodynamic fork and it could have been made better to fit both. However, I give high marks to this unit and could recommend it.

Comment on this review

Apr

2010

(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

Good Computer, Horrible Mounting

By Jerome Frederickson

from Madison, WI

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Easy to Read
Lightweight

Cons

Poor mounting bracket

Best Uses

Comments about CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer:

I broke two mounting brackets (the small clip that connects the computer to the bracket) after several days of use each. Granted, this occured in February, and the cold weather likely made the plastic bracket brittle, but I was disappointed nevertheless. Overall, while I like Cateye products, there mounting brackets for lights and computers are of low quality and rarely make it through a season. I've gone back to computers that have a twist and lock mechanism, which seems more durable.

Comment on this review

Mar

2010

4.0

Just what I need

By Naoya Wada

from Atlanta, GA

About Me Avid Cyclist

See all my reviews

Pros

Accurate
Easy to Read
Lightweight
Waterproof

Cons

NO BACKLIGHT
Sometimes Finicky

Best Uses

Commuting
Road Racing
Serious Training

Comments about CatEye Strada Wireless Bike Computer:

I have been using one of these computers on my bike for about 500 miles, and have found it to be a great little tool. I love racing myself every morning on my commute to work. It's very simple to use, and is easy to read, as long as you're in a lighted area. The addition of a backlight would be nice, but it's certainly not a deal-breaker. I usually am too busy concentrating on riding to look down, and think the unit does a pretty good job of telling me what I need to know after I'm done.

One negative experience that I had with the product happened during a freak weather situation here in Atlanta... It was when it was snowing heavily. The unit seemed to ice over and stopped receiving communication from the magnet. Again, a freakish situation for me, but may be a little more common for people who are used to riding in the snow.

That aside, I have to say that I liked the unit so much that I bought another for my other bicycle.

Comment on this review

Displaying reviews 1-10

Previous | Next »

* Intermediate markdowns may have been taken.

How are we doing? Give us feedback on this page.