Reply to "A NEW COUNTER DESIGN"

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Also, an easy way to disengage the counter from the wheel so I'm not turning, and aging, the counter when I'm just riding my bike. You might be able to do this by replacing the little prongs that fit between the spokes with screws. You just need something that you can move in and out of the way of the spokes.

Finally, a handlebar mount for the readout. I got one from Laurant a while ago and it's great.

But I'm probably not your target audience because I already own one. I probably wouldn't buy another one even with the above features unless I could sell my current one.

6/17/077:26 PM

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