Summary: I have had several Garmin cycling GPS units over the years and this one is the best so far. I like it more than my 705 and it is quite a bit cheaper.
Summary: I love this cycling computer, its small but gives me the info I need on my rides. I have it set up with five data screens and coupled it with the garmin cadence sensor.
Summary: I have had a couple other models before that were somewhat finnicky, both in terms of consistent measuring (sometimes they would give spurious readings) and battery life.
Summary: While expensive, the data provided from each ride will only help you become a better rider! You have many apps you can upload your ride data to which allows you to...
Summary: I'm cheap - I bought the Edge 200 first and used it for 4-5 months. Most of the people I ride with have the Edge 500 or better and I could quickly see what I was missing...
Summary: I own a Bontrager and the heart rate function stopped working and I got absolutely no support from Bontrager, therefore I started researching GPS computers.
Summary: Bought the bundle to save money. I have used it for 1 year, easy to set up. Screen is small and no backlight, it's hard to see when it's bright, download to strava and...
Summary: It is simple. You can easily see the information. Backlight is bright. Battery is great. This is the only GPS device for the bike that I've owned, but I can say with...
Great tool which is a little complicated to use and install
Nathan J. Churchill, Amazon
2 April 2013
Summary: Like most Garmin products the Edge 500 GPS is excellent and exasperating at the same time. If you are planning on using your bike for training, it is almost...