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  • June 26, 2012 at 7:45 am #688475
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    joemmo

    you can upload to Strava from
    you can upload to Strava from any GPS device that you can connect to a PC provided it stores data in the common formats (gpx, tcx &c.) which it is very unlikely not do to.

    Since the Strava app seems unreliable on my phone I tend to use Endomondo to record the track then export and upload to Strava. Really only requires another couple of steps and this will be the same for any suitable connectable GPS unit.

    Considering a new GPS computer myself after my trusty Garmin forerunner 201 seems to have developed an unwelcome habit of switching off when I hit a bump. Would probably stick with Garmin but the Brytons look quite tempting so I’d welcome a review.

    June 26, 2012 at 7:16 am #688473
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    Marauder

    I can’t comment on the Garmin
    I can’t comment on the Garmin 500 but the 200 connects to Strava too and after 10 days I am already hooked. I have uploaded 4 different routes so far and I find myself logging in and checking to see if anyone has recently done some segments and comparing to myself.

    Don’t quote me on this please but I have had a quick look and it looks like you can upload the data from Bryton devices to Strava but it doesn’t look like you can do it directly from the device themselves. No doubt you will have to copy the data files to a PC then upload from there.

    HTH

    June 25, 2012 at 9:38 pm #688471
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    russyparkin

    being slightly unhelpful
    being slightly unhelpful perhaps but i have the 500, it is superb and the 200 is a stripped down version minus the ant.

    its brilliant and most importantly links to strava which i find a great training tool as you have genuine targets to aim for and i dont think bryton have linked with it yet.

    if your interested in heart rate and cadence(find the cadence not that important in hindsight)

    then bryton is the way or squeeze the budget to and edge 500, handtec have silly prices sometimes

    June 25, 2012 at 5:00 pm #688469
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    Bagpuss

    You’re right, the 200 is not
    You’re right, the 200 is not ANT+ but the 500 is.

    June 25, 2012 at 9:50 am #688467
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    Marauder

    thekiwi wrote:The Garmin’s

    thekiwi wrote:
    The Garmin’s are ANT+ as well!

    Fairly sure the Garmin Edge 200 is not ANT+ mind.

    Happy to be corrected tho.

    June 25, 2012 at 7:14 am #688465
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    phax71

    Cheers all
    Dave, on a
    Cheers all

    Dave, on a personal (non advertiser friendly type vibe) … which would get your vote?

    June 25, 2012 at 1:50 am #688463
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    thekiwi

    The Garmin’s are ANT+ as
    The Garmin’s are ANT+ as well!

    June 24, 2012 at 6:12 pm #688461
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    Bagpuss

    GArmin 200 for £73 according
    GArmin 200 for £73 according to this thread on STW, don’t forget Quidco.

    http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/garmin-200-73

    Right shame for me with a brand new unused 500 to sell 🙁

    June 24, 2012 at 4:59 pm #688459
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    _SiD_

    Davenport, any chance of a
    Davenport, any chance of a full ‘bells and whistles’ Road.cc review of the Bryton 40.
    By my reckoning you’d be the first. Can’t find one anywhere.

    S

    June 24, 2012 at 4:08 pm #688457
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    Marauder

    After a week with my Garmin
    After a week with my Garmin Edge 200 I am very impressed. Good clear screen and user friendly. The only gripe I have at the mo is that during the rides I cant display the time along with other data. Which is a small price to pay for a good quality item I suppose.

    I bought mine for £113.50 delivered from http://www.dooleys-cycles.co.uk/productsearch.asp along with a free SMALL (old style) Garmin jersey and you can apply for £30 cash back off Garmin too at http://www.garmin.com/uk/edge200cashback which will end in August I think.

    June 24, 2012 at 3:31 pm #688455
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    amc654

    The best thing about the
    The best thing about the Bryton is that it’s ANT compatible, giving you the ability to add on HRM or cadence/speed sensors.

    If you get a bit lucky, you can upgrade and get the Bryton 40 (which has a much better screen and some really useful training features) for about the same price as the Garmin 200. I got mine (including heart rate monitor!) for only £116! At that price, it was a very, very easy choice.

    I love it. Works great, and Bryton have been rapidly improving/updating both the firmware on the device itself and the web interface.

    June 24, 2012 at 2:53 pm #688453
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    dave atkinson

    I’ve used both, the 200
    I’ve used both, the 200 review is on site:

    http://road.cc/content/review/52514-garmin-edge-200

    20 review will be along presently :B

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