Bontrager Trip 2

 
2.0 stars
 (3 Reviews)
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Description

How fast, how far, and how long? Bontrager's Trip 2 computer displays current, average, and maximum speed, current and total mileage, ride time, a clock and temperature. The Trip 2 is all about versatility, too, it records data for 2 wheel sizes so you can use it on your road and mountain bikes and you can mount it to your bars or your stem. The Trip 2L model has an extra-long wire for rear-wheel mounting, which is great for use with trainers.

Features & Info

Functions

Current speed
Average speed
Maximum speed
Odometer
Trip distance
Ride time
12/24-hour clock
Dual wheel size
Auto start/stop
Temperature

Consumer Reviews

 
2.0 stars

(3 reviews)

33% of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Lightweight  (2)
  • Easy to install 
  • Easy to use 
  • Versatile 

Cons

  • Poor quality  (2)
  • Functioned only A short T 
  • Inaccurate 
  • Not accuate for mph 
  • Not accurate for distance 

Best Uses

  • As A clock and thermomete 
  • Road bikes 

 
1.0
Nov 09, 2014

poorly made

Pros:
Lightweight, Easy to install
Cons:
Functioned Only A Short T, Inaccurate, Poor Quality
Best Uses:
As A Clock And Thermomete, Road Bikes
Purchased new August 2014. Accurate and functioned well initially. After 2 1/2 months began to act erratic on speed and odometer/trip, then quit. Replaced battery and it functioned again for 2 days, then stopped. Now accurately displays time and temp only. Other reviewers on various websites have had similar experience
by Larry from southern California

 
1.0
Dec 17, 2012

Bontrager Trip Computer

Pros:
Cons:
Not Accuate For Mph, Poor Quality, Not Accurate For Distance
Best Uses:
Constantly adjusting and does not work properly. I would not recommnent this to a friend.
by Tom H. from Houston, TX

 
4.0
Jul 22, 2012

Yay!

Pros:
Easy to Use, Lightweight, Versatile
Cons:
Best Uses:
Good if your a casual/town rider.
by elbiker from Portland, OR