For more information on the CS 600 cycling computer and the TR70 Radar tail light:
CS600: amazon.co.uk/Touchscreen-CS600-Waterproof-Speedometer-Navigation/dp/B0FPFWDYR2?ref_=ast_sto_dp
TR70: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Detection-Bluetooth-Connection-Highlight-Waterproof/dp/B0G1T757B5?ref_=ast_sto_dp
TR70: https://www.amazon.com/TR70-Vehicle-Highlight-Lighting-Computers/dp/B0FYF4NP62?ref_=ast_sto_dp;
Correction: I made a slight mistake when talking about the screen on the CS600. It actually has a 2.4 inch colour screen, NOT a 2.6 inch!
Actual dimensions:
Size: 84x53x18mm
2.4 colour touch screen.
Weight: 69g
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36 Comments
Just bought a Coospo CS600 about a month ago and love it! It does it all at half the price of a Garmin or Wahoo!
I actually prefer these local ride blogs 😊
Remember Monte Zoncolan isn’t a tough climb with the right gearing.
I'm guessing it was Friday. It was indeed a glorious day! 🙂
Also, given the state of the roads (at least in Hampshire), I'm very glad that my new ride is a gravel bike. Plenty of flexibility for diversions down tracks, and the difference in speed compared to a full-on road-steed is really not much at all at my level.
How and what do you use to film your footage?
Well done on that tough climb. 👍
That was great, Leonard. The English countryside in early summer on a sunny day – very nice.
That can't be England, the sun is shining
Love your channel and posts. I’ve just started cycling again in retirement (after 30years) and find your content highly relevant, enjoyable and motivating. Many thanks.
A fan from Perth, Western Australia. John D.
Well done .
Where do you mount your Insta360 camera?
Leonard, your videos are always engaging, but I especially enjoy your longer ones.
I live and ride in France in what is classed as a " low mountain area " Gallic for " it's flippin hilly" . I find you have to rely on your legs to assess the actual gradient as the Garmin is slow to keep up – all part of the fun , yes , I have a couple of climbs that level out but then ambush you with a short sharp 10% right at the top . Fortunately , they are mostly 10% max in places , 16% is about my limit but not many of those about . Maybe get a mate to film the brake light function of that radar light for a future video ? .
OWH is a regular for our group ride, it’s not too bad IMHO. There are other ways up which makes it a great one for hill reps.
I always enjoy watching people work hard while I sit having a cup of tea haha, what a beautiful part of the country. You really captured the colour and the atmosphere. Hills never get easy, the fitter you become the more you push yourself because you demand more. I love climbing, it's my thing.
Good work, another month of sun and you'll be feeling fitter again.
Hello! Another great vlog. You are a great inspiration for me and probably others. Beautiful nature and great products.
How about a triple front chain ring to help on the hard climbs to stop grinding on the knees.
Fellow Hants, Sussex and Surrey cyclist – it's been beautiful over the last couple of weeks, near perfect conditions
Good to see you out on the road …. Those gradients are a good test.
great video keep it up
You can't beat the British countryside in the sunshine, a match for anywhere in the world.
Gearing. I recently swapped out the chainrings for a new set with 44/28 … much better!
always a nice vlog when you just ride around the local lanes in the sunshine Leonard 🙂 well done getting Mercury and old Winch done in one ride, the camera doesn't do those climbs credit – but those downhill sections are worth it!! cheers
been using a Coospo for years now never let me down. Holds charge well.
Exhausting video .
Miles not kilometres.
Have you thought about investing in grx group set mate will make thise climbs much easier for you
Great colour palette 🙂
A great area to ride, my cycling club have started visiting the Meon Valley, a day outbound not be complete without an ascent of the likes of OWH and of course, Harvesting Lane.
I must admit I always try and avoid Mercury as I find it too busy, I normally go up the hill passed the bat& ball pub
Mr Lee, I want you to see the difference on your body since 2020. Keep spinning.
Beautiful route!
You've put a fine shift in there Leonard. Hills, headwinds and some energy sapping treacle-like roads. Very rewarding and another enjoyable watch, courtesy of your good self 👍😎
There's nothing wrong with talking to yourself Leonard, sometimes you need expert advice! Alan.
Nice. I’m doing The Little Lumpy next weekend… epic route, 200km riding up and down the South Downs 😮
i may have missed – whats the small device strapped to your right drop?