Jarryd Haley

Garmin’s relatively new Edge 1000 model has flown somewhat under the radar thanks to much of the current attention on the brand focused on their new Vector power pedals. As far as top level navigation and information devices go, users are currently spoilt for choice. Coming in at a recommended retail price of R10 599, the Edge 1000 is pricey. The question is, is it worth it? Click here to view the article

SSHHHH..... If we keep this quiet we might stand a chance.

Can we enter on the day?

@GoLefty- the Mio has WiFi connectivity and Di2 compatibility, where the 810 doesn't.

@GoLefty. Yes, similar to what Garmin offers, although this is more comparable with the 1000 rather than the 810 or 510. And, it comes in a fair bit cheaper than those units too.

@slowbee- the screen is not overly sensitive. I had some heavy sweat and rain drops fall on it and not change the screen. You can also "lock" the screen so that it does not change when touched.

Mio may not be the first name that comes to mind when thinking of a new GPS based computer for your bike, but with their new Cyclo 505 HC, that’s about to change. Click here to view the article