Gps for my bike
02-13-12 | 11:40 AM
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From: Clarendon Quebec
Bikes: Trek madone, Trek pilot, proflex 85,
Gps for my bike
I would like to get a gps bike computer one that will give me map info after downloading it on Garmin connect or Traning peaks, I don' need turn by turn and I don't need to see the map as I ride.
Any suggestions
Any suggestions
02-13-12 | 03:08 PM
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The Garmin Edge 205/305 units are discontinued, but should be available as new/old stock, on Ebay, etc. and would be inexpensive. Their screens aren't the greatest though.
The Garmin Edge 200 might do the job for you fairly well. New product, compact form factor, no bells and whistles (i.e. can't receive from various sensors).
The Garmin Edge 200 might do the job for you fairly well. New product, compact form factor, no bells and whistles (i.e. can't receive from various sensors).
02-15-12 | 01:43 PM
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The Garmin Edge 205/305 units are discontinued, but should be available as new/old stock, on Ebay, etc. and would be inexpensive. Their screens aren't the greatest though.
The Garmin Edge 200 might do the job for you fairly well. New product, compact form factor, no bells and whistles (i.e. can't receive from various sensors).
The Garmin Edge 200 might do the job for you fairly well. New product, compact form factor, no bells and whistles (i.e. can't receive from various sensors).
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?pID=90675&ra=true
You might also want to look into the forerunner series if you want to use it for different activities.
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