Old 05-25-16 | 08:18 PM
  #5  
Steve B.
Senior Member
15 Anniversary
Community Builder
 
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 8,630
Likes: 3,542
From: South shore, L.I., NY

Bikes: Trek Emonda SL7, Cannondale Topstone, Miyata City Liner, Specialized Chisel, Specialized Epic Evo

Originally Posted by ddeand
For me, the big thing is being able to use the computer on all three of my bikes, so I've been using a Garmin Edge 200 GPS model for the past few years. If I were to buy a new GPS computer, it would likely be the newer Garmin Edge 25 - that has anout everything I need. I've also used a Planet Bike Protege 9.0 Wireless and a Cateye Strada wireless over the years, and they both worked well for a one-bike setup.
I'm a data junkie, use basic wireless Cateye computers and have tracked rides with my iPhone and Endomondo. Then discovered the Garmin swim watch, thus Garmin Connect, then got a Garmin 810, so am now a slave to the GPS.

In theory, the 810 does everything I need as it can use pre-made courses and do turn-by-turn. And it does this very well, as well as tracking rides and has a great customizable display system. Painless uploads and downloads as well.

Trouble is its a really flaky unit and has crashed 3 times in 16 rides. Once more and it's getting returned.
Steve B. is offline  
Reply