Sky-Mounti Inclinometer

Price: $25.00

Overall Rating: 4 Stars

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Use the Sky Mounti Inclinometer to read the percent of a hill's grade as you climb and descend down the other side.

Specs

Weight: 26g

Length: 64mm

Width: 15mm

Height: 48mm

Meter scale: -21% to 21% gradient

Color: Red / Black

Customer Reviews

60 of 120 found the following review helpful:
	Those hills were sooooo steep! by a member from Arlington, VA on Sep 8, 2009
	This is a great device for letting you know how steep that hill was. A couple of concerns...there are no real instructions for installing, it seems simple but its important to have the bike perfectly level when installing (and after moving the bike on your car rack etc.). It also seems quite pricey for such a simple device...it is really just a level. I like having it but feel a bit ripped off by the pricing.
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64 of 129 found the following review helpful:
	An inexpensive but useful item by Larry Mastin from Vancouver, Washington USA on Aug 8, 2009
	I do a lot of hill climbing and knowing the steepness of hills is an important aspect of gauging the difficult of a climb. Other than the laborious task of measuring distances and elevations on a topo map, there aren't a lot of easy ways to do this. The Sky-Mounti inclinometer is the least expensive and easiest method I've found. Its main limitation is that judging steepness to within one percent is sometimes difficult, since the tick marks on the level are very close together and the bubble shifts slightly with minor accelerations and decelerations. But plus or minus a percent or so, it works great. Alternatively, I've found a good cyclometer/altimeter, the VDO MC 1.0+, that gives percent grade as a readout and seems to work very well. But it costs >$100.
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