Originally Posted by
ZHVelo
Irrelevant.
You do realize one can, and plenty of people already have, estimated his watts/kg. Nothing else a bike computer provides would be relevant.
Also irrelevant, bikes will always be above to be safe, and they will not take into account the weight of the bike computer when having to comply with the 6.8kg limit:
"The minimum weight of the bicycle (in working order) is 6.800 kg, considered without on-board accessories in place, that is to say those items that may be removed during the event. The bottles, on-board computers and all others removable accessories must be removed during the weight check. However, the bottle cages, fixture systems and clipped-on extensions are part of the bicycle and stay in place during the weighing."
I mean it's not like you have no clue what you are talking about, right?
Interestingly, you can screw on the Bolt. I think that is mainly to prevent theft in triathlons when your bike is sitting in transition. But, it also could technically mean that it can't be removed from the bike and thus could be used against the weight total.
ETA: I see this was already mentioned.