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It’s easier than ever to plot a cycling route with many navigation apps and GPS computers available. Here’s how to get started...
Want some on-bike data without breaking the bank? There are loads of good quality, affordable bike computers out there nowadays, some even with GPS and Strava-sharing capabilities
Cycling computers are built for cycling of course, but smartphones are getting smarter. Should you always go for a cycling-specific head unit, or can a phone really do the job nowadays?
40 years after creating the very first cycle computer, Sigma is still innovating with its awesome ROX range of GPS-infused bike technology. Whatever type of cycling you're into, there's a ROX model that's perfect for you
Device also gets an expanded memory while app-based customisation is retained
Log your rides in minute detail with one of the best cheap cycling computers
A cycling-specific Android operating system, instant Strava mapping and 10 hour battery life in full navigation mode: is the new Hammerhead Karoo a Garmin rival or better?
Do more with your Garmin Edge with latest software update
Wahoo’s new Elemnt GPS computer aims to “streamline the user experience and drastically simplify the setup process”
GPS-enabled bike computer with masses of navigation and performance-measuring capability
