Reserve refines stiffness to weight ratio for 32-inch wheels with its new 30|XC wheelset

@mdavidford Not with you. no

I found the Owner's Manual. There are 7 buttons. In addition to the Power, Start/Stop and Lap that were on all previous models, the 4 new ones are: Up and down = "Press to scroll through the data screens, options, and settings." Go back = "Return to the previous screen", Select = Open main menu or Select an option. I found no mention in the manual about using buttons to zoom in/out on the map, so we may still have to stab at the screen and hope for the best, or zooming is listed as one of the new voice command functions. https://www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/GUID-D3621248-CC5B-4F04-B004-6F6FD9FDFEB0/EN-US/GUID-06C2557A-0D14-4828-A655-456400E03E92.html

@Smoggysteve Sorry - for a minute I forgot that you're incapable of discussing things in good faith, and just resort to unprovoked abuse whenever someone makes a valid point that you have no answer to.

@Rendel Harris I never once said that, maybe go away and re-read and tell me where I said that. but please also tell me where and why those issues are exclusive to females

@Smoggysteve How incredibly naive of you to act as if men and women are equally affected by the safety issues mentioned. Don't you have areas where you're happy to cycle after the dark but where you wouldn't want a female relative or friend to be doing the same on their own? I know I have. The nature of the threats faced by women and the generally increased vulnerability of women to attack makes it absolutely absurd to say oh, they're just issues everyone has.

@mdavidford Sorry, for a minute I thought you were going to contribute something valid, apparently not , as usual

£700. I'll stick with my 1050,even if it occasionally fails to make ride data available for viewing or upload to Connect. The voice feature is a nice idea, but I'd feel a right ninny saying, "Ok Garmin". Should be able to change the trigger phrase to one of your choosing. And an optional Bluetooth bendy microphone to clip over your ear or to helmet strap might aid clarity.

"... and use the added buttons for versatility in challenging weather conditions or while riding with gloves" - This is the most interesting feature for me. I've been asking Garmin since the 800 series to add physical buttons for things like scrolling between screens and zooming in/out on maps. Have my wishes finally been heard? More info on this feature would be great.

@Smoggysteve exactly. There are lots of changes that needs to be made to make cycling safer, and we need women's input on how best to do that. And by ensuring that women's concerns are addressed, we maximise the increase in cycling numbers precisely because women are currently under represented.

Another strawman. No-one's saying that these issues are unique to women (and I certainly didn't). There are, though, issues that are more prevalent concerns among women and/or weigh more heavily in their decision making. Pretending there aren't is simply not engaging with reality.