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GPS Bike computers
On Mar 6, 8:11*pm, steve wrote:
Thanks to everyone who responded to my post about GPS or traditional bike computers. It seems there is no perfect answer. The Garmin Edge 305 would be my choice but I'm very concerned about battery life. I will do several centuries this summer one of which -The mountain Lakes Challenge - will involve a lot of elevation gain and is far enough away that we will be camping and thus have no access to electricity. The reviews I have seen seem to be love it or hate it. Hate it is usually about battery life. I ride every day and don't want to be always worried about the batteries. Steve G I friend of mine has a Garmin (not sure which one) that he used on a long race where battery life was an issue. He used a USB charger made for mobile phones sort of like this: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?contentid=6937 Except his ran on regular AA batteries. I don't know what brand it was but I think it was just some no-name. He put the charger under his seat and ran the cable along the top tube so he could plug it in when needed. Joseph |
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