Garmin Computers ... Advice
roflomusic
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Greetings all.
I come seeking enlightenment. I currently use my iPhone5 for my GPS/cycloputing needs. But I'm looking to purchase a Garmin. Which one should I be looking into?
500
510
800
810
And why? I already have a Polar HR Strap, and a Wahoo Speed/Cadence sensor. Are these compatible with Garmin Products?
Thanks all.
I come seeking enlightenment. I currently use my iPhone5 for my GPS/cycloputing needs. But I'm looking to purchase a Garmin. Which one should I be looking into?
500
510
800
810
And why? I already have a Polar HR Strap, and a Wahoo Speed/Cadence sensor. Are these compatible with Garmin Products?
Thanks all.
Robert Flores, musician/teacher
2012 Scott Foil 20
2012 Scott Foil 20
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roflomusic wrote:Greetings all.
I come seeking enlightenment. I currently use my iPhone5 for my GPS/cycloputing needs. But I'm looking to purchase a Garmin. Which one should I be looking into?
500
510
800
810
And why? I already have a Polar HR Strap, and a Wahoo Speed/Cadence sensor. Are these compatible with Garmin Products?
Thanks all.0 -
If you don't need the Bluetooth capabilities of the 510 and 810 then get the 500 or 800. If you would like full navigation, get the 800. Otherwise get the 500. Note that the 800 and 500 are now coming down in price with the 810 and 510 out. I think the Wahoo sensor uses the LE Bluetooth standard, so if the 810/510 can use that then you might be able to re-use the speed/cadence sensor. TBH, I rarely look at cadence and you don't need the speed sensor unless you spend a lot of time in tunnels.
Whatever you do, get one. I've had mine for 3 years and its been the single best piece of bike related kit that I've bought in that time.FCN3: Titanium Qoroz.0