Bryton GPS cycling Computer

[mooky]

hahahaha dont worry you will come right

 

think you can help me??

[kandui]

I wanted to find out from the members on the forum what you think about this deal from Groupon and more specifically how good is this device? I am very new to this so would really appreciate your input on this matter

 

http://www.groupon.c..._0_0_227&a=1985

 

Thanking you all in advance

Just organised a Ryder 50 for R3000 ,including Heart Rate belt and Cadence sensor, for a fellow Table Mountain Biker. Not a bad deal.

Bryton starts up faster and holds the GPS signal better than the Garmin. I have an Edge 500 and tested the Ryder 40 for a week to compare.

[Lexx]

But, how the hell do you buy it on their site?

[leeannc]

Has anyone else experienced changes in distance and climbing (as an example) from post ride to upload on the Rider 50?

[Woolf]

Has anyone else experienced changes in distance and climbing (as an example) from post ride to upload on the Rider 50?

I've also noticed this. Was wondering why this happens.

[Tankman]

Bryton holds the GPS signal better than the Garmin.

 

How did you test this?

[akneethling]

Has anyone else experienced changes in distance and climbing (as an example) from post ride to upload on the Rider 50?

 

Exerpt from another thread - https://community.bikehub.co.za/topic/113884-bryton-gps-very-inaccurate/page__hl__bryton__st__32

 

On theAltitude gain issue, I've noticed that as well, but it's not really an issue. I noticed differences in all analysis applications. Depending on your application (Sport Tracks, Bryton Sport, Garmin, etc) the uphill or downhill would only be recorded as a climb or Descent if the gradient exceeds a certain %. So for certain apps you have to exceed 4% gradient for a part of a route to be classified as a Climb, and hence accumualate your altitude gain numbers, Some apps will record a climb at 2%. Therfore the Alt gain on each app will look different. The number you see during you ride, or in your summarry probably does not use this min% gradient to record a climb. That is why the device recorded Alt Gain, and the Analysis Application Alt Gain would almost always be different, and It would probably differ from application to application too.

 

I hope that wasn't too long winded :-)

[leeannc]

Exerpt from another thread - http://www.thehubsa...._bryton__st__32

 

On theAltitude gain issue, I've noticed that as well, but it's not really an issue. I noticed differences in all analysis applications. Depending on your application (Sport Tracks, Bryton Sport, Garmin, etc) the uphill or downhill would only be recorded as a climb or Descent if the gradient exceeds a certain %. So for certain apps you have to exceed 4% gradient for a part of a route to be classified as a Climb, and hence accumualate your altitude gain numbers, Some apps will record a climb at 2%. Therfore the Alt gain on each app will look different. The number you see during you ride, or in your summarry probably does not use this min% gradient to record a climb. That is why the device recorded Alt Gain, and the Analysis Application Alt Gain would almost always be different, and It would probably differ from application to application too.

 

I hope that wasn't too long winded :-)

 

Thank you ... would be nice if they could all work to some standard although then we would have one less thing to talk about

[covie]

Im a garmin fan myself, i would stay away from the bryton, but have heard good things about the mobii

[gwhite]

Just organised a Ryder 50 for R3000 ,including Heart Rate belt and Cadence sensor, for a fellow Table Mountain Biker. Not a bad deal.

Bryton starts up faster and holds the GPS signal better than the Garmin. I have an Edge 500 and tested the Ryder 40 for a week to compare.

 

According to the special it includes the HR monitor and Candence/Speed sensor... does that cover what is in a bundle?

[akneethling]

According to the special it includes the HR monitor and Candence/Speed sensor... does that cover what is in a bundle?

That would constitute a Bundle as we typically understand it to be.

[akneethling]

According to the special it includes the HR monitor and Candence/Speed sensor... does that cover what is in a bundle?

If it includes the complete bundle, the R1300 is indeed a great deal, but bear in mind, you will be buying 2011 technology.

[gwhite]

That would constitute a Bundle as we typically understand it to be.

 

Thank you!

 

If it includes the complete bundle, the R1300 is indeed a great deal, but bear in mind, you will be buying 2011 technology.

 

Good point and to be honest I would prefer to pay extra to get at least this years technology, thanks again

[Stretch]

my girlfriend got her 35 today, she has been struggling to sync it with her pc since 9h00...

 

#justsaying

 

your girlfriend must be pc illiterate

 

#justsaying

[cowboylegs]

your girlfriend must be pc illiterate

 

#justsaying

 

Stretching it there my friend...I can assure you she is not...

 

It was because of her work's network, when she connected it via 3G all went well

 

Bryton 1 Work network 0

[Stretch]

Stretching it there my friend...I can assure you she is not...

 

It was because of her work's network, when she connected it via 3G all went well

 

Bryton 1 Work network 0

 

ha ha was just kidding