Garmin 800
#26
Badger Biker
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Beloit, Wisconsin
Bikes: Cannondale Saeco CAD-3, Surly Cross Check
I have the 500 and upload my data to Garmin's site after every ride. You can also download a summary of your activities and open it with a spreadsheet. I tried the standalone version of their software, but it's not that good. Terrible interface.
#27
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Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 711
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From: Western NC
Bikes: Felt FC custom | SRAM Force/Red mix.| RS80 Wheels | 3T Cockpit & Post.
Just got the Garmin 800 bundle today. It's on the bike but cold and snow showers are keeping me in today. Hope to try it out next week. Upgrading from a Forerunner 305.
#28
I need speed
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Phoenix, AZ
Bikes: Giant Propel, Cervelo P2
I do as well, from my 500. I also upload to TrainingPeaks.com, and if you want great mapping, try uploading at ridewithgps.com. I like their map display best. It has an elevation graph that you can mouse over, and it shows where you are on the course as well. You can also drag/highlight a section of that graph, and it gives you elevation metrics for just that section.
#29
.... and if you want great mapping, try uploading at ridewithgps.com. I like their map display best. It has an elevation graph that you can mouse over, and it shows where you are on the course as well. You can also drag/highlight a section of that graph, and it gives you elevation metrics for just that section.
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#30
I used the 800 on the century ride I did a couple weeks ago. It worked flawlessly. I'll be getting a new powertap wireless to replace my wired version so I can get power displayed and downloaded from the Garmin. I brought it down last weekend with me to use the GPS routing feature but our ride was sleeted out. It will take me several good rides to organize the displays to what I want but I'm happy with how it looks while riding. The info is easy to read.
#31
I ride an Edge 705 and found a lot of useful info in Garmin's official Edge forums:
https://forums.garmin.com/forumdisplay.php?f=20
https://forums.garmin.com/forumdisplay.php?f=20
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