Tri Kev

183m 84KG race weight 79Kg

You can also get a cadence sensor for the 405 or an additional R500 to R600, nice to have J<?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

Hi I started with the 301 and used it for over a year apart from it been a bit bulky it is really easy to use switching between bike and run mode. Also nicely graphs your progress and maps out the rotes you have trained on. Because of the GPS you know within a few meters how far you have run and you also get the elevation of your training, nice to have. <?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> I have upgraded to the 405, battery life is only about 9 hours but apart from that great, finds satellites quickly and much better looking. Software similar just slightly upgraded and connects wirelessly to your PC. I have never had a Polar so cant compare but believe in the GPS product If you need to know anything else let me know

As a cyclist seeing another cyclist in need cant see why you wont stop and help

So vultures not the brightest crayon in the box?

1st Endurance: EFS in the bottles and Ultragen for recovery, Ultragen pricey but good stuff and tasts great

Never heared of it but willing to give it a try. If it works what does a months supply cost? I have been using the EFS products and although they are good they are pretty pricey and I am still not convinced it is the perfect product for me