Beware: GIANT PICTURE.

Change the paint job and you have something as awesome as....

@Eggyhead85: In that case, patent pending.

I'll wait for these to come around.

This would have been nice when I was on a cycling team but otherwise, I already have an overpriced cycling computer.

Vote: Runkeeper

@TheNimboo: I use shopsavvy for no particular reason other than it was the first barcode app I downloaded.

@funkotronic: +1 nicely done sir.

And my ex-girlfriends wonder why I "de-friend" them on facebook.

@Matthew Holland Suber: I think the big sell point is that it also measures cadence. Most, if not all apps do not this, and if they do, don't do it accurately enough.

I thought it was clear that the FCC had already overstepped its mandate when it tried to regulate and enforce net neutrality earlier this year.

call me when they slap LEDs on a decent wheelset then I'll drop those dolla bills.

@philipbthompson: Agreed. However there are alternatives. I use runkeeper and sportypal for now, I'm still figuring out which one I like the most (read which one crashes the least).

@Dr Emilio Lizardo: As a matter of fact he Mayor Daley did send in bulldozers in the middle of the night to gouge "X's" all over the runway making it impossible to use.

Does anyone know what bike mount he is using for the Nexus One?

@Wabbited: I hate that too which is why I actually just left it on the canoe floor with no worries of it floating away unnoticed. The wrist strap which otherwise went unused was looped around the small plastic hoop that is on the actual mouthpiece of the water bottle.

Does that intro photo strike anyone else as familiar?

What I did this past weekend was to put the cap of my plastic water bottle that I use for biking around the wrist loop and it worked perfectly. So water bottle on one end and camera on the other. Perfect for a long day of canoeing.

@Marvin Vuong: ahem, six N1 owners.

@Jesse Scroggins: I can I sign a petition somewhere so this guys makes more?