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Home > Polar CS100B Cycling Heart Rate Monitor
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Polar CS100B Cycling Heart Rate Monitor
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Average Rating:  (7 Reviews)
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List Price: $119.95
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Our Price: $79.95 - $128.33
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You Save: $40.00 (33%)
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- Measures heart rate combined with current, average and maximum speed
- Determines daily personal heart rate target zones for optimal training
- Displays calories burned
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Product Description:
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Trying to ride with one hand and take your heart rate reading with the other (while you steer yourself off the road and into some very pointy bushes) isn't a rad idea. Grab the Polar CS100B Cycling Heart Rate Monitor. The CS100B uses wireless ECG with Polar OwnCode so you get accurate heart rate readings without cross-talk from other monitors in your bike group. Audible and visual heart rate zone alarms tell you when you're lagging behind or reaching superman heartbeat levels. This Polar monitor also measures your current, average, and max speed, automatically records up to 50 laps, and shows your energy expenditure during the current and past sessions. *Included bike mount, multifunctional handle bar/stem installation, speed sensor installation for different fork shapes.
Product Features- Material:
- Altimeter: No
- Barometer: No
- Heart Rate Monitor: Yes
- Chronograph: Yes, automatic lap recording up to 50 laps
- Thermometer: No
- Digital Compass: No
- Adjustable Declination: No
- Low Battery Indicator: Yes
- PC Compatible: Edit wrist unit settings with Polar UpLink Tool
- Waterproof: No, water-resistant to 10m
- Backlight: Yes
- Alarms: Visual and audible alarm in target zones
- Battery Type:
- Battery Life:
- Size: [Not exact] 2 x 2 x 1in (5 x 5 x 2.5cm)
- Weight:
- Recommended Use: Training
- Manufacturer Warranty: 2 Years
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One Color
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$79.99
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Customers' Reviews:
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 Not yet finished, January 8, 2010
By Jeffrey C. West (Annapolis, MD)
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I received the product promptly. Installed and the unit will not register speed. Currently I have an RMA # to return the defective product back @ my expense. I'm skeptical of the return policy but have called and been reassured there will be no issues. In the meantime, I called Polar USA and was told that they will not honor their warranty if I purchased through jomashop. The guy at Polar told me that jomashop is not authorized to sell their products. Now I am very skeptical how the rest of this experience will finish up. I think I going to ask for a refund and be finished with this. I've never heard of a manufacturer not honoring it's products if they where purchased by a certain retailer! I say look at a different product!
7 of 7 people found this review helpful
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 Polar CS100, September 21, 2009
By Kevin Khelawan (Port of Spain, Trinidad)
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Works as advertised. I wanted to track calorie burn, speed and distance as some key metrics during my rides and the CS100 does that very well.
Setup was easy enough but it did take me some time to ensure that I aligned the speed sensor magnet with the speed sensor itself. But once aligned it was fine. I highly recommend this product.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
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 Beware of sellers, November 29, 2010
By Julio Alb.
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I bought this product from JomaShop, I still think this product has a really good value but not thanks to them...
The overall appearance of the product made it look like old and used.
+ The box was damaged, dirty, stained and looked as if it had been stabbed.
+ Cycling Computer buttons were dirty too, and it seemed highly manipulated by others before.
+ The bags containing the accesories of the product appeared to be reused and old.
+ It did came with a manual, sadly it's written in an unreadable language.
+ The Transmitter and Belt Set advertised in the images of the product were not included in the package.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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Where's the transmitter?, November 23, 2010
By Daniel A
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What this page doesn't tell you is that in order to get a heart rate reading you need to buy the transmitter separately. I assumed that the picture of the transmitter on the product page means it comes with one. But guess what I WAS WRONG!!! Apprently, the CS100b comes without a transmitter (the CS100 has one). The seller would only sell me a transmitter separately and Amazon would only refund me if I return the cyclometer AT MY OWN EXPENSE. Being overseas now, it works out expensive. This was my most disappointing online buying experience ever.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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 It works, February 14, 2011
By Stone
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It works as advertised. It took about 20 minutes to install without rushing on my suspended mountain bike. The speed sensor will work with a gap of over 1/4" between it and the magnet, I set it at just under 1/8". The transmitter does not need to be mounted parallel with the wheel, I have mine angled towards it so there is an even gap of around 5/16" between it and the spokes. The computer picks up the speed sensor up to 40" away so it should work with about any bike. I have mine mounted on the stem and it works fine. Everything mounts with zip ties but just finish tightening them up with a pair of pliers before clipping the tie ends off. I have been on a few rides with plenty of bumps with no problems. I purchased a hear rate transmitter separately so I could change the battery and it works with no problems as well. I gave 4 stars because it is just a basic computer that is worth what was paid.
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 Excelent Product. I would recommend this to a friend., November 7, 2010
By Diego
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This Polar Cyclocomputer is Very Complete.
Remember that this Model DOES NOT include the Heart Rate Belt. You must buy it separately.
This Monitor is a good option, I would recommend this to a friend.
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Pretty good, but might fall off, September 8, 2010
By Hollyhock (Arizona)
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I like this computer because it supposedly does the three things I wanted (heart rate monitor, speed, and cadence) for a good price. However, I haven't gotten the cadence to work for me yet although I haven't fiddled with it a whole lot--the speed was just auto-picked up and so I thought cadence would be that simple as well (doesn't seem to be). The other two seem to work fine.
I am sad that it doesn't have a temperature monitor as there are cheaper computers out there that do this simple thing.
I also have mixed feelings about not being able to see everything on one screen--you have to cycle through screens to be able to see distance traveled, average speed, current speed, time of day, time of ride. You can't customize these screens which would be a nice feature so the 3-4 things you look at most would be on one view.
My biggest complaint is that as I was biking last weekend, the computer ended up falling off my bike while going over some bumpy road. The computer stayed attached to the mount, but the mount just relies on a really tight zip tie on each side to keep it on the bike. The cadence and speed pieces have holes for the zip ties that hold them in place without worrying about a tie bouncing out of its original position. I am not sure why the rubber piece for the computer mount doesn't have these same holes. I will have to figure out something safer before my next ride.
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