Title: Very finiky, unreliable
Product review: I love Schwinn stuff. I have a Schwinn bike, a Schwinn helmet and a Schwinn bike pump, so I figured that I couldn't go wrong with a Schwinn bike computer. How wrong I was. I remember when bike computers were really expensive, but at least those worked. This requires the magnet to pass, according to the directions, within 2mm of the sensor. And given the flimsyness of the quick-ties they give you to attach the sensor, and the potholes on basically every city street in America, that's almost impossible to maintain. It's also not very accurate (I tested it with my car, the speedometer was off by quite a bit), and before people go accusing me of not setting the wheel diameter right, believe me, that was the first thing I checked, and adjusted, and adjusted again. It just led to varying degrees of incorrectness in either direction. Unless you want a clock and thermometer on your bike, skip this product.
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