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> "Hindsight allows for the cyclist clearly see what is behind them To assess the potential market, they take the number of americans who In this way, they conclude that 20% of the population of the USA will Presumably the female registered riders who ride more than 6 times a Anticipated pricing is $300 for the head unit with no measurement regards, Ian SMith On Fri, 21 Dec 2007, POHB <goo...@hayward.uk.net> wrote: The marketing section of the site is even 'better'.
> http://www.cerevellum.com/
> without turning to look or using awkward clip-on mirrors". Using an
> awkward clip-on display, until the batteries run out. "So good" that
> you can even make out how close the car behind is.
ride a bicycle more than 6 times a month ('enthusiast cyclists'), add
it to the number of cyclists who earn more than $50k, add that to all
the USCF registered riders, add that to all the female riders, and add
that to all the cyclists who use their bike for commuting.
buy it.
month and cycle to work where they earn more the $50k pa will buy six
of them.
capability. Basic cyclecomputer functions (distance, speed) will need
an add-on module costing $60. That's $360 for a basic cyclecomputer.
The web site is confident, however, that "the pricing falls in line
with many similar computers" (just after concluding that there are no
similar computers).
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