Yes, I have mine on mph.

Yes, it can be altered to mph during set-up.

when you set the computer up the first option is weather you want km/h or m/ph its just a matter of selecting which one

You have the choice during set up through the unit's setup menu.

You cannot switch from one to the other during a ride

Yes it can.

Yes, both mph and kmh

Yes it can. It's very easy to set up and setting either kph or mph is about the first thing you do. This is a superb computer, I highly recommend it, so much so I have 2, one for each bike!

Yeah can be changed to mph easily on setup

it can read out everything in mph. its really easy to do and clearly explained in the instructions. just a case of pressing a button as you go through the setup menu, 2 second job.

The time of day is an option for the secondary display (smaller digits at the bottom of the display). You can cycle through: distance 1, distance 2, odometer, average speed, max speed, time of ride, cadence and time of day. I think that is all. Speed is always shown on the larger figures.

Yes, you can select it to show at the bottom. It is one of the scroll through items so it isn't on there if you are looking at your distance, cadence etc, but you could just leave it on there.

Clock time is one of the display options on the Strada.

Yes it can do, the bottom set of numbers is on a scrolling menu including such things as 'time of day', 'avg speed', 'max speeds'.

Yes, that is one of several display options

Yes

Yes it does but you do have to scroll round to it , the display always shows speed in large text and whichever secondary reading you have selected, in smaller text.

No sorry on this one the cadence is only at the bottom, it only shows speed in the main one

You can choose to have cadence and speed but not one or the other I don't think. I have just started using and the speed seems to be permanent

All screens show speed as the main top display. Below is the alternative infomation which is shown along with speed. The alternatives are -Distance 1, Distance 2, Average speed, Max speed, Elapsed time, Current time, Cadence.
The only down side is that average cadence is not recorded.

My old eyes also have problems telling the cadence figures except in full light. The smaller digits are not nearly as clear and you cannot make cadence the principal display.
BTW, the unit also suffers from interference from flashing front lights. (That fact is hidden in the fitting instructions) It will stop taking readings for a while then start again - intermittently. Turn the light to permanent beam and the interference stops.
There is no back light which is also a drawback. If I'd known these things, I would have chosen another computer - with a larger display, less prone to interference and with a back-light. In fact just like the V3.

The main display only shows speed. You can switch only the secondary display but its still quite large.

The larger digits only show speed, bottom digits are interchangeable for distance, cadence etc

No

No it has to be on the back wheel to pick up the cadence, it fits out of sight on my bike and looks good

No - the combined sensor measures both speed and cadence (pedalling rate), so a magnet fitted to one of your cranks has to pass over it.

It cannot do.
Please read a description well

good luck

No - both sensors are in the one unit which can only be mounted near the pedal and rear tyre

No the sensor needs to be near the crank arm to record the cadence

I have found this model to be very reliable and also have experience of a previous Cateye wireless model which worked well for years.

i have bought four computer all up for friends and no problems or cut out at all. i have been running mine for over four months now averaging about 450km a week and not one problem. Same story goes for my mates bikes which they were fitted to about three months ago. I would highly recomend the wireless and as you said it looks a great deal neater

I've been using a double wireless for about eight weeks without any problems at all.

No easy answer here. Mine's stopped working once or twice (I've had it for 1,000km). But it's pretty reliable.
I'm actually surprised how reliable it is, since the sensor unit seems very moveable and I expected rough roads would shake it. Mostly, it keeps working rain or shine.

I have this unit fitted to both my bikes, a Foucs Cayo Pro for sunny days and summer, and a Ribble 7005 Winter Hack. Neither has ever let me down. The batteries obviously require changing, but apart from that I would recommend this computer all day, it's superb.

Hi I have just fitted on my Giant Defy 2, it was an easy install

Yes it will fit to the chain stay. I just fitted one to my mates defy and it fitted perfectly. the rubber sensor mount is pretty frlexible

Yes I own the same bike and had no problem.

I have one fitted to a Giant TCR Advanced SL with no problems. Don't see that the DEfy should be any different. I did use my own cable ties (white) to match the frame of the bike but the supplied ones (black) would have worked fine.

I used my own, larger cable ties because those supplied were flimsy. But it doesn't sit solidly on my Trek OCLV - mostly okay, but not totally rock solid.

I have mine mouted on R.H.S. of handlebar - no problem

This is how I mounted mine. It all to do with the distance between them. Mine worked at just over a metre away so no problem

yes as it is wireless left or right hand side dose not matter

Metal frames can cause interference if on the RHS handle bar.
Try it and see if it works.
I had to move mine to LHS on Steel frame.

The only item in te instructions relating to wireless connectivity says that it must be within a metre so it shouldnt be any issue having the meter on the right and sensor on the left.

yes it can

Assuming that by 'centre stem post' you mean the stem, that's where I've got mine, on my road bike. The mount handles that perfectly. But note that if your stem is steeply angled the screen may be difficult to see properly on the road.

Yes

Yes it does fit to the stem. On a triathlon bike, you might have to adjust it slightly to make sure you can read the display properly. On a road bike this should be no problem.

yes it can be mounted on the stem or hadlebars

When you get interference, the signal to the headset stops and nothing is recorded untill signal resumes.

I have found with interference the system effectively stops. I had and iphone mounted as well and as soon as someone rang me the Cateye stoped, when the iphone wnet blank again the Catey restarted but had not calculated the distances travelled. Hope this helps.

Never had a problem with interference.

It will depend on the nature of the interference but this computer uses one sensor and one receiver so interference will probably affect both metrics.

However, I have never experienced interference while using this computer for some years. I would prefer a separate sensor for speed and cadence to make it easier to fit but this is a very good value system regardless of that.

yes, wiggle generally have them available. they can take a little while to be delivered as I dont think it is a held in stock item.

Get any similar magnet from your local bike shop and Superglue it to the inside of your Peddle arm.

head to your LBS for any generic magnet that will fit to your crank arm - anyone will do the job.

They will probably just toss you one for nicks.

I lost my cadence magnet too. Cateye do make replacement parts. The part number is available from their website. Wiggle do not carry it. You will have to try your local Cateye stockist.