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I love my Garmin 130 , best Garmin I have ever had , most legible screen and no mapping function [which is generally pretty bad on Garmins.]

Displays my AXS gearing, turns on and off my Bontrager lights and shows their status, links to my HR strap and my speed sensor...enough said.

I wouldn't mind a small Garmin for racing. It is really nice to have the big one for training and navigation, and when you don't know the route... But I did CTCT with only my watch and it was really chilled. You are either there or you aren't... 

28 minutes ago, Sid the Sloth said:

I wouldn't mind a small Garmin for racing. It is really nice to have the big one for training and navigation, and when you don't know the route... But I did CTCT with only my watch and it was really chilled. You are either there or you aren't... 

Exactly, a bike computer won't help you when you're getting dropped 

1 hour ago, Sid the Sloth said:

I wouldn't mind a small Garmin for racing. It is really nice to have the big one for training and navigation, and when you don't know the route... But I did CTCT with only my watch and it was really chilled. You are either there or you aren't... 

 

Look at the CTCT youtube video .... LOTS of riders stopping their watch on the final mat.

 

 

At a certain age it helps to have a screen with large print data .....

Just now, ChrisF said:

 

Look at the CTCT youtube video .... LOTS of riders stopping their watch on the final mat.

 

 

At a certain age it helps to have a screen with large print data .....

I accept I am the exception because I was mostly sitting in and making sure I stayed at the front over the hills, and I know that route properly well. But I did not need to look at my watch at all in the race

1 minute ago, Sid the Sloth said:

I accept I am the exception because I was mostly sitting in and making sure I stayed at the front over the hills, and I know that route properly well. But I did not need to look at my watch at all in the race

 

Even as a first timer I hardly looked atmy Garmin  ... enough distance markers along the route to know where you are at all times.

 

 

Without clear route markers I do keep an eye on the computer ... then I do prefer something on the bars.

6 hours ago, guidodg said:

I love my Garmin 130 , best Garmin I have ever had , most legible screen and no mapping function [which is generally pretty bad on Garmins.]

Displays my AXS gearing, turns on and off my Bontrager lights and shows their status, links to my HR strap and my speed sensor...enough said.

LIKE!

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