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Old 07-07-14 | 12:42 PM
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Rewarding Oneself just because

Feeling good this afternoon and just Amazon Primed a Garmin 1000 Edge premium Bundle Amazon.com: Garmin Edge 1000 Bundle: GPS & Navigation along with next day air shipping so that it will be here in the am. I can honestly say this is my very first GPS for a bicycle. Anyone else using this model and what do you think?
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Old 07-08-14 | 09:49 AM
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I am really enjoying my Garmin 800. I'm sure the new features on the 1000 will make it even better.

BTW, your LBS could have matched that price. I know the one I work for could have done it. Probably could have it tomorrow if ordered now. Definitely by Thursday.
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Old 07-08-14 | 09:58 AM
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I'm not affiliated with it --just a premium member, but I highly recommend you check out ridewithgps.com. There are some very cool features and capabilities that likely work very well with your new device.

[I'm on my 4th bike GPS]
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Old 07-08-14 | 12:15 PM
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You'll find a number of threads on the 1000 in the Electronics & Gadgets forums, many complaining about bugs in the device. But hopefully you'll have a good experience until Garmin sorts them out. Unfortunately, Garmin releases devices before they're ready for prime time and early adapters are guinea pigs to a degree.
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Old 07-08-14 | 12:34 PM
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Sweet. Expensive, but sweet.

My iPhone and Strava can do the same thing, but I doubt I can get the battery life out of it to match the 1000.

Look forward to your follow-ups.
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