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You don’t need to pay $700 for a bike computer. Our editors reveal the best—even some under $200.
Our editors tested the latest bike computers across thousands of miles. These standout picks deliver pro-level performance, ...
If you need fancy extras like the ability to make card payments, the presence of wind detectors or bell sounds then you’ll be ...
Garmin Edge MTB review: a rugged alternative to the Edge 550, but the compromises don't quite add up
The Garmin Edge MTB is best saved for ride-tracking applications, thanks to a generous provision of data but limited screen ...
The Garmin Edge 540 brings with it a fix for every common complaint for the previous Edge 530 and effectively locks any competition out of the conversation. Right now if you want a small, premium, ...
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If you're after a distraction-free device that does all the basics brilliantly at a fraction of the cost, then the Padrone might be the best cycling computer you've overlooked. When you purchase ...
There are several excellent iPhone apps available for cyclists. Abvio’s entrant into this category is called Cyclemeter, which turns your iPhone into a GPS-based cycling computer. The $4.99 app has ...
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