Sigma 2016 BC 7.16 ATS Wireless Bike Computer

The Sigma BC 7.16 ATS is a wireless bike computer built for riders who want clean, reliable data without complexity. It tracks the seven metrics that matter most on a daily ride — speed, distance, time — and does so with a wireless sensor that keeps your cockpit tidy. The automatic start/stop function is a genuine convenience: it pauses when you're stopped at a light and resumes when you roll, so your average speed and ride time stay accurate without any input from you. For commuters, fitness riders, and weekend cyclists who want the essentials done right, this is a purpose-built tool.

The three-piece hardware is quick to install. The computer head clips onto a handlebar bracket, the fork-mounted sensor picks up a spoke magnet, and that's it — no cables threading along the frame, no zip ties to fuss with. The large display is genuinely easy to read mid-ride, even at speed. Build quality is solid and weatherproof, so rain rides aren't a concern. It's a compact, lightweight unit that doesn't add visual bulk to the bar. The trade-off for this simplicity is that it stays firmly in the basics — there's no backlight, no app sync, no cadence. But for what it sets out to do, the BC 7.16 delivers dependable performance ride after ride.