Giant Ridesense
mcvw
Posts: 270
Hi,
I have a 2014 Giant Defy Composite 1 which has the ridesense/ANT+ compatible frame and I'm looking at getting a GPS device which can make use of this.
However, would I be best getting a Giant/ANT+ sensor that fits into the frame, or fit a sensor included as part of a bundle i.e. with a Garmin/Bryton etc?
Is there any real difference between the available sensors (accuracy/reliability etc)?
Thanks,
Mike
I have a 2014 Giant Defy Composite 1 which has the ridesense/ANT+ compatible frame and I'm looking at getting a GPS device which can make use of this.
However, would I be best getting a Giant/ANT+ sensor that fits into the frame, or fit a sensor included as part of a bundle i.e. with a Garmin/Bryton etc?
Is there any real difference between the available sensors (accuracy/reliability etc)?
Thanks,
Mike
2016 Handsling Bikes A1R0
2014 Giant Defy Composite 1
On One 4560b
2014 Giant Defy Composite 1
On One 4560b
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It makes more sense to buy the ridesense module and a stand-alone head unit (Garmin obviously)And the people bowed and prayed, to the neon god they made.0
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Cool. Thanks2016 Handsling Bikes A1R0
2014 Giant Defy Composite 1
On One 4560b0