Best Road Bike Computer ???
jon514
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Hi, I'm looking to get a bike computer that will have cadence, watts, and possibly heart rate. Does anyone have any suggestions.
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Garmin 705 has all of the things you need but you'll need a seperate power hub.0
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Yep, 500/705 + Powertap, or SRM....Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0
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ibike? The only handlebar mounted power meter and it has the usual computer functions.0
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inseine wrote:ibike? The only handlebar mounted power meter and it has the usual computer functions.
I thought they were just for fun - not really reliable/reproducible enough?More problems but still living....0 -
hopper1 wrote:Yep, 500/705 + Powertap, or SRM....
I've heard that Garmin 500's and 705's don't handle all the shock when riding very well. Is there anyone else that comes close ? Or is Garmin my best bet. Any thoughts on Cateye?
Where is the best place to buy the Garmin 705, I've seen it here at around $800CAD for the whole kit and sd card with the maps.
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jon514 wrote:hopper1 wrote:Yep, 500/705 + Powertap, or SRM....
I've heard that Garmin 500's and 705's don't handle all the shock when riding very well. Is there anyone else that comes close ? Or is Garmin my best bet. Any thoughts on Cateye?
Where is the best place to buy the Garmin 705, I've seen it here at around $800CAD for the whole kit and sd card with the maps.
Thanks for the help
All the Garmins can suffer from the shock of riding. I believe that there is a wire inside that can get jolted away from it's connection. However, Garmin will always replace units when under warranty, and will exchange ones out of warranty for a small fee.
www.handtec.co.uk have the 705 + HRM + cadence for £270. Maps would be extra.0