If you feel the need for a bike computer, these get good write-ups.
Cheapest I've ever seen them.
blurb.....
Accessories included
Garmin Edge 810
Quarter-turn Bike mount
USB cable
Features
Sleek, lightweight GPS-enabled bike computer with 2.6" colour touchscreen and simple user interfaceTracks details of your ride including speed, distance, time, location, elevation and personal records
Connected features include live tracking, instant uploads, social network sharing and weather updatesInstantly upload ride data via the Garmin Connect™ app on your mobile
Activity profiles allow data fields and settings to be configured to the type of riding you doBuilt-in basemap and optional detailed maps for navigationCompatible with ANT+™ heart rate, speed/cadence and power sensors
Top comments
pl6125
23 Sep 164#15
If you follow any of the rules. This would come under #74 for instance. :man:
nickhalluk to databar
23 Sep 163#16
How stupid do I feel. I've just spent £1000+ on a new bike when Tesco are selling one for £50.
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stinkypants17
22 Sep 16#1
Excellent deal..grabbed one thanks
sparklehedgehog to stinkypants17
22 Sep 16#2
How did you grab one when they're on next Thursday?
neils31
22 Sep 16#3
order online ...
databar
22 Sep 161#4
Is this better than Strava which is free
vclaw to databar
22 Sep 16#5
Its better than using an app on a phone, because it is waterproof, much longer battery life, won't break if you drop it, you can use the touchscreen if wearing gloves, and probably more accurate GPS.
mattcampbell68 to databar
22 Sep 16#8
If you are a semi serious cyclist you really need to use a dedicated GPS like this rather than Strava on a smartphone. The main reason is battery life, security, damage and mapping whilst on the main be especially if areas limited connectivity. However, I am not sure this model supports Glonass the Russian based satellite system. Maybe someone can advise on this.
nickhalluk to databar
23 Sep 163#16
How stupid do I feel. I've just spent £1000+ on a new bike when Tesco are selling one for £50.
itom to databar
25 Sep 16#44
This is an awesome price, pre-ordered!
I've been using my phone for quite a while with Strava, which is great for recording rides, but like some I guess i've discovered that limit when you start embarking on longer rides and taking part in sportives that a flat phone happens and you only end up with only half your performance data.
Hopefully this will relieve the drain on my phone with all those ANT+ devices.
irishman21 to databar
25 Sep 16#48
It offers a much more accurate gps tracker, ability to connect cadence and speed sensors and a heart rate monitor if you're really serious. If you cycle a lot it's worth it in my opinion.
MadBob
22 Sep 16#6
and you can connect it to your phone to DL/UL routes
It doesn't - GPS only. Although there isn't really a noticeable delay getting a satellite signal, unlike the gps watches. The overall user experience sucked though for me - so it was sold and an alternative purchased.
gazngaz
22 Sep 16#11
I have one and these are great devices.
The 810 doesn't have Glonass but the new 820 does however that is nearly double the price and doesn't support micro SD cards as the 810 does meaning that you're also stuck with the Garmin maps rather than using free mapping systems like I do.
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Opening post
Cheapest I've ever seen them.
blurb.....
Accessories included
Garmin Edge 810
Quarter-turn Bike mount
USB cable
Features
Sleek, lightweight GPS-enabled bike computer with 2.6" colour touchscreen and simple user interfaceTracks details of your ride including speed, distance, time, location, elevation and personal records
Connected features include live tracking, instant uploads, social network sharing and weather updatesInstantly upload ride data via the Garmin Connect™ app on your mobile
Activity profiles allow data fields and settings to be configured to the type of riding you doBuilt-in basemap and optional detailed maps for navigationCompatible with ANT+™ heart rate, speed/cadence and power sensors
Top comments
All comments (56)
I've been using my phone for quite a while with Strava, which is great for recording rides, but like some I guess i've discovered that limit when you start embarking on longer rides and taking part in sportives that a flat phone happens and you only end up with only half your performance data.
Hopefully this will relieve the drain on my phone with all those ANT+ devices.
The 810 doesn't have Glonass but the new 820 does however that is nearly double the price and doesn't support micro SD cards as the 810 does meaning that you're also stuck with the Garmin maps rather than using free mapping systems like I do.