Soon you ’ll be able-bodied to place up a computer connection on your wheel that ’s just downright useful . The Cerevellum ’s master unit mounts front and center on your handlebar , and then you punch in USB modules that give you Global Positioning System capableness , fondness rate reading , and even the amount of muscularity you ’re expending pedaling that bike . Heck , it even gives you oculus in the back of your heading .
Its digital rearview mirror feeds video recording onto its covert from a flyspeck camera mounted on the bike ’s handlebar wad or on the ass billet under your behind . We were about to order one of these right aside until we get wind this is just in the epitome stage thus far .
But wait . They ’ve figured out the pricing , which ai n’t cheesy . A in full tricked out system will cost you as much as a laptop , with the independent unit costing a hefty $ 300 , a speedometer / odometer ( cyclometer ) module is $ 60 , $ 200 for GPS and then it ’s $ 800 for that power m . Ouch .
But still , we really wish that rear - view function . We ’re think by the time its designers find a manufacturer , perhaps they ’ll debate using wireless USB . [ Cerevellum , viaWired ]
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