Cyclepro Mentor 8 bike computer

[thommo74]

I'm new to this forum lark so am probably breaking all kinds of protocols just barging with a new topic. If I am, soz.

Anyway, I have just got hold of a cycle computer and think i have managed to work out it is a Cyclepro Mentor 8.

However, I have no idea what to do with it. Have had a fiddle with a couple of the buttons but not very intuitive at all.

Does anyone out there have a manual for this one (I think it's available from Argos so if you bought one from there, there's a good chance it's this one). If anyone does, any chance you can scan it in and post on here.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Dayvo]

... new to posting?

 

[thommo74]

... new to posting?

Afraid so mate.

 

[Dayvo]

Hello and welcome, Cyco!

You'll soon get the hang of this! It's a good forum to hang out on. Lots to learn and laugh about!

I can't help you with your bike computer question, as I've been trying to suss my one out for ages!

I can pedal, but I'm not too technical.

Someone else will be here along in a mo to help you out!

 

[thommo74]

No worries mate. Thanks for your welcome.

Will look out for some help from others. What kind of cycling you into and what kind of bike do you ride?

 

[Dayvo]

I ride a Trek 4400 MTB to work (through a forest) and have a Scott hybrid which I use for touring/longer rides. I keep a Specialized 'hack' bike at me mum's in England.
Would like to get a Specialized Langster (fixed) and a Scott Speedster (road bike) when the time's right.
What about you? .

 

[thommo74]

I am not as serious a rider as you seem to be. I started riding to the station to get to work about a year ago. About 4 miles each way. I was riding a cheap old mountain bike that I bought about 10 years ago. Load of rubbish but it never let me down.

Anyway, I have recently upgraded and got a bike through my company's cycle to work scheme. I ended up going for a Hybrid - Specialized Sirrus Comp and I absolutely love it. Never knew bikes could feel so good.

Also, because the schme is a government tax saving initiative, what is effectively a £700 bike is costing me approx. £250 spread over 12 months.

I now want to start doing some longer rides.

Result!

 

[SrCycler]

I have a sheet of instructions that I can send you. Please get me your address.

 

[vgraziano]

@SrCycler or anyone else have of copy of these instrutions, i'm in the same predicament....
Thanks any help