What gps

[Silato]

Hi.
Was wondering what gps/bike computers you all would recommend. I'm picking up a giant e+ trance Saturdays and it doesn't come with any visual display.

 

[dirt huffer]

Are you looking for real time tracking, like a map display, or something that you can check out your ride later on a Google map on a computer? Budget?

 

[Silato]

Are you looking for real time tracking, like a map display, or something that you can check out your ride later on a Google map on a computer? Budget?

Mainly track real time speed, distance. The route I can check with mobile and strava later. Also I'm not sure how giants work in regards to compatibility with the bike. The older giants had a display the newer ones seem to have gone for a clean cockpit. Budget I'd say £100 but could go to £150.

 

[gunshot72]

I would recommend the Sigma ROX 12 but it depends on your budget.

 

[dirt huffer]

When I was looking for a similar GPS computer last spring and found Lezyne Super GPS, Wahoo elemnt, and the Garmin Edge 520 the most recommended. Having delt with Garmins software in the past, i really didn't want to go back to using it. Maybe they've improved it in the last 3 years since i last used it?

Having narrow it down to Lezyne and Wahoo, i chose the Lezyne for the price. I'm pretty happy with it. I got the black and white version but noticed they've come out with a lot of new models since i bought my Super GPS. If i had the money to burn i might buy Wahoo just because the display looks a little cleaner and easier to read but that a minor gripe with the Lezyne

 

[Bomble]

I’ve got a garmin 820 edge.Its a bit fiddly/sluggish to set up but once you set off it’s great.

 

[mark.ai]

I use a Garmin Edge1030 with a Shimano motor - no idea if it connects to a Giant/Yamaha one though.