what is the best cyclo computer?
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I've seen alot of defective FlightDeck computers over the last few years. If you're looking for reliability and good functionality get a Cateye computer.
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I think the Mac Pro is the best today. You can make it a super computer. Take a look...\n\nhttp://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=2CB5E8C0&nclm=MacPro
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Try Ivisit.  It looks really versatile.
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The best one is Opera :\n\nThis is the fastest browser I have yet seen on Mac OS. It's also not bad on BeOS, Linux and Windows. Opera clearly demonstrates that improvements to a satisfying Web experience don't depend on the size of the company that produces it. Version 6.0 provided nearly full support for CSS, but handled some things differently from other browsers. Version 7.5 is a major improvement to Opera for Macintosh, bringing it to the top of the list of best Mac browsers and matching feature for feature the latest versions available on Windows and Linux. Even though similar browsers are completely free, these improvements should put Opera back into competition. Use of Opera is now completely free - without an advertising window. It was formerly $39 for the commercial, non-advertising version. This is my main browser on Windows. Versions 7.54u1 and 7.54u2 are security updates. Version 8.0.2 includes security-related fixes. 8.10 preview 2 was released after 8.0.2 and again includes support for BitTorrent filesharing. As of version 8.5 Opera is now free! Besides offering up dozens of new features, Opera 9.0 pre 1 has new keyboard commands that bring it more into line with those of other modern browsers. Version 8.5.1 is a security update. Version 9.0 is now a universal binary and adds "widgets", support for BitTorrent, site-specific preferences and much more.\n\nDownload link :\nhttp://www.opera.com/download/mac.html\n\nNetscape Communicator\n\nIs available from Netscape. It works in both Mac OS 9 and OS X, and is compatible with many web pages. The current version is 7.2 for both Mac OS 9. It does not provide tabbed browsing or popup blocking software built into it. Netscape has NOT been updated to 8.0, as it has been for Windows.\n\nDownload link :\nhttp://www.netscape.com/\n\nMozilla Firefox, which is available from Mozilla. It's free and the current version is 1.5.0.2. It has the same core web browsing software built into it as Netscape Communicator and Mozilla. It provides tabbed browsing and has built-in popup blocking software.\n\nDownload Link :\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/
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Bicycle Motocross.\nRaced for 4 years as a kid.
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I think the 8700c since it has most features.\n\nTry http://www.pinstack.com and http://www.blackberry.com
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There's a couple of them. \nhttp://www.top500.org/lists/2005/11/\nThe new and previous No. 1 is DOE's IBM BlueGene/L system, installed at DOEâ€™s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). It has doubled in size (again) and has now achieved a record Linpack performance of 280.6 TFlop/s. It is still the only system ever to exceed the 100 TFlop/s mark.
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I would suggest Giant, Trek, Specialized, but I would go for Giants, I've owned a Giant for 4 years and still gong hard but make your research and get what you like the most, also make sure you know what you're planning on using it for, you don't want a 400 dll bike for serious mtb, then youll find your self upgrading down the road, a 400 dll bike is good for commuting and lite off-roading...
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Your best bet are the Centrino Lap Top CPUs
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Modone 5.2SL is a great bike I have it and couldn't be happier.
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If you are talking about notebook pc's then DELL is the leader but if you are looking beyond windows and a more powerfull OS then look at Apple. They don't have the cheapest notebooks but best value for money. 12" ibook is the best in that class.
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This is complex! On balance I'd go for egg-beaters too, but .....\n\nIf you're doing tricky or technical stuff you'll need to  put your feet down a lot. Therefore you'll need pedals that release fast and reliably and are easy to relocate instantly on the fly. So don't go for Shimano SPDs! Some people reckon you should stick with platform pedals for this very reason, however, that means you lose power when pedalling uphill or when standing - in both cases clip-in systems mean you get power from pulling as well as pushing.\n\nAll clip-ins can be a pain on slow, technically difficult terrain, simply because you can't get your foot to the ground fast enough. If you do much of this consider a pedal with a clip-in on one side and a platform on the other. A clever solution, but a compromise.\n\nIf you need to walk much in your bike shoes your first priority is to ensure the cleat does not protrude below the sole of the shoe. Seems obvious - but many makes have a real problem with this and you'll have hassle walking on the road, or on the parquet floor of your local pub (beware the landlord). It also means you may be buying pedals, cleats and shoes as a package. Consider this seriously, not all shoes are the same underneath! Take care - eggbeaters and Frog both have a problem with this.\n\nIf you're mudplugging a lot you need a system that clears the crap well - the egg-beaters and Frogs are good for this. \n\nDon't forget that clip-ins need to have a lot of lateral float without letting go or you'll be putting your knee joints under serious strain. Not good in the long-term. Lots of play sometimes means the cleats don't hang on well. The Frogs however, are brilliant in this respect.\n\nThere is one other factor - looks. I like the tiny size and simple elegance of the Frogs, but eggbeaters make people look twice!\n\nSo its platform for quickest release and relocation (i.e. no clip-in) but consider a half-clip, half- platform pedal too.\n\nIts eggbeaters or frogs for mud-clearance, but check you can walk on them.\n\nIts Frogs for lateral float.\n\nShimano SPDs are too much money for too little of everything.\n\nAll the others (like Look and Time) are too expensive, or for the road only.
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linux is the freakin best, but it is far from user friendly.\nget a mac.\nvery fast, friendly, and secure.
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There is no 'best' road bike.  There are a lot of great ones and most reputable cycle shops will have at least on model (probably hanging in the front window) that'll set you back upwards of Fifty or Sixty benjamins that represents the forefront of cycling technology.  It might go fast but it also might fall apart when you are not being trailed by a van of expert cycle mechanics with unlimited top of the line parts. It might also be viciously uncomfortable.\nForget about finding the 'best' and find the 'best for you'.
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Sweetheart, you can buy a great computer for that at TigerDirect.\nThere good ones are assembled by SysteMax (don't get the E-machines...lots of problems) and you can have them customized with more memory or a dual screen graphics card if you want. \nHere is a (long) list of Systemax computers for sale at TigerDirect...\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/search.asp?cat=6&keywords=systemax&noredirect=1
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First, any Haro is a GREAT bike. I own a bike shop and haro's are hard to get because people always buy them. they can easily be upgraded.If you are looking for a flatland freestyle bike, go check out www.flatlandfuel.com. The KHE, KGB, and DK's anre good, but the best beginner bike is the DK signal. For your purposes, the Nyquist 3 is a great choice.
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