Keenso Mechanical Odometer Cycle Part 26in 27.5in 28in 29in 342g
Mechanical odometer tracks total and trip mileage plus speed for 26, 27.5, 28 and 29 inch wheels without batteries
- Tracks total and trip distance plus current speed
- Mechanical design runs without any battery
- Fits 26in, 27.5in, 28in and 29in wheels
- Reset knob clears recorded data with a simple turn
- Weighs 342g and measures 12 x 8 x 5.5cm
Mechanical odometer for 26–29 in wheels
This Keenso mechanical odometer fits 26, 27.5, 28 and 29 inch bicycles. It displays total mileage, trip mileage and current speed in miles per hour. A reset knob clears the trip data with a simple turn. The unit weighs approximately 342 grams and measures roughly 12 by 8 by 5.5 centimetres.
No battery needed, mechanical operation
The device runs entirely without batteries, using a cable-driven mechanism connected to the front wheel. It functions in all weather conditions thanks to its plastic construction. Readings are limited to mechanical counters, so there is no backlight, no data logging and no wireless connectivity. Speed is shown only in miles per hour.
Replaces basic electronic cycle computers
Riders who want a simple, maintenance-free alternative to battery-powered computers will appreciate the cable-driven design. It suits commuters and touring cyclists who need reliable distance and speed data without charging concerns. It does not suit riders who require metric speed readouts, cadence data or smartphone integration.
How it compares
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- Price $20.99
- Pricier than about 62% of the 85 comparable items (median $18.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Keenso |
| Part number | Keensonigxct7ph6 |
Questions about this item
Which wheel size should I pick for my 27.5in mountain bike?
The odometer is calibrated for 26in, 27.5in, 28in and 29in wheels, so select the 27.5in setting when you fit it.
What does the MPH reading actually show while I am riding?
It displays your current speed in miles per hour, plus total mileage and trip mileage, all driven mechanically from the front wheel.
How does the cable-drive interface limit the speed reading?
The mechanical cable turns with the wheel, so the maximum readable speed is governed by how fast the cable can spin without slipping.
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