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Lezyne Super Pro GPS Bike Computer £40.49 at Chain Reaction Cycles

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Posted 8 June 2023

Lezyne Super Pro GPS Bike Computer £40.49 at Chain Reaction Cycles

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Reduced from £135 to £40.49 with free postage.

Also available for £67.50 is the Lezyne Super Pro GPS Bike Computer Smart Bundle:

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A full-featured, mid-sized GPS cycling computer, Lezyne’s Super Pro GPS Cycling Computer is great for all cyclists whether you’re just starting out or you’re at a pro level.

Product description

The computer is fully customisable and can be positioned in portrait or landscape with an easy to read to screen that showcases a large variety of data fields. Easily pair to the Lezyne Ally phone app provides easy set up and allows you to unlock further features with full navigation capabilities, phone notifications, Lezyne Track (live tracking), Strava Live Segments, training integration and more. For quick and easy charging on the move the computer is USB rechargeable.

Map
Turn-by-Turn navigation
Live Tracking icon
Strava Live Segments
Structured Workout
Heart Rate: current, average and max
Cadence: current and average
Power (6 data display options)
Training Specific Fields: TSS, NP, IF
Electronic drivetrain data
Speed: current, average and max
Distance: current, trip total, trip 2, odometer
Time: ride time and clock
Date
Laps and lap averages
Elevation: ascent, descent and current
Grade
Calories
Temperature
GPS signal strength
Battery life indicator for device and paired devices
Connected devices icons
Bread crumb trail page
FE-C trainer compatibility
Smart connect compatible
Receive text, email, phone call and message app notifications when paired to smartphone
Sync rides via Bluetooth Smart to the Lezyne Ally phone app
Instant download of ride files (.fit) via plug-and-play flash drive technology (Windows/Mac) and upload directly to GPS Root website for ride analysis
Auto-sync to Strava, TrainingPeaks and Today’s Plan
Pairs with Bluetooth Smart or ANT+ enabled heart rate monitors, cadence/speed sensors and power metrics
Connects with compatible electronic drivetrains
Turn-by-turn navigation
Off-line maps and rerouting
Follow starred Strava segments and routes
Follow structured workouts from Today’s Plan and TrainingPeaks
Weight: 60g
Maximum Runtime: 28 hours
Maximum Memory: 400 hours
Computer Dimensions: 70.6mm x 48.16mm x 26mm
Screen Dimensions: 32.6mm x 39.8mm

Top features

Durable, composite construction
Super accurate, advanced data recording system combines GPS plus Glonass satellites
Simultaneous ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart connectivity
Multiple real-time features when paired to Lezyne Ally app
Barometer and accelerometer
Simple setup through Lezyne Ally phone app
Import .tcx and gpx. Files
Trainer mode
Multiple bike profiles
Full navigation

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Jim1_Smith
8th Jun
Has anyone used one of these? I'm wondering how the navigation is?

Any suggestions on units with usable navigation for around £100 or below? (edited)
N0bodyOfTheGoat
8th Jun
I had a Mega XL (also reduced at Chain Reaction to £90) and once I started using the offline mapping/routing rather than standard, it became far better (in fairness standard relies on your mobile data connection and Three mobile is rubbish in some UK areas).

You get proper street maps rather than a basic breadcrumb trail which I think the Super Pro has, battery life is amazing, I'm now toying with the idea of a replacement Mega XL for the one I misplaced when not connected to the bike.

But there are some good deals on iGPSport GPS computers on Amazon and the Hammerhead Karoo 2 is available in several places for the promo price of £235 etc. (edited)
Jonand_Linda
8th Jun
These are excellent as cycle computers, it Ive had 2 break when they were both about 2 years old. Perhaps I was unlucky, but at full price that's annoying to say the least - at this price maybe worth it
rprp
8th Jun
Looking at the reviews, somebody said theirs broke at 18 months. Not encouraging
gozo
8th Jun
Reviews definitely put me off this.
rodhull
8th Jun
I have the Macro Plus and it's great. Been using it since 2019 and done over 15,000km with it. The LiveTrack feature is fantastic. It syncs with your phone and keeps updating your location on a webpage that you can share with friends family, so they can track your rides. Perfect if you're on a long trip abroad. It can also sync your rides to Strava, Komoot, etc. (edited)
rylo_c
8th Jun
Tempted by the price to replace my 4 year old garmin edge 520. I don't think you can go that wrong at this price. The reviews are actually decent and (don't forget) take in to account price at time of reviewing. Wouldn't hesitate to give this a go if after your first dedicated bike computer.
Swidc
9th Jun
Hot, very. Boring design and mono screen but great functionality... If you are going to rely on navigation most of the time I would get something else, as others point out. It can give you directions but it is true that if you go off route the re-routing function is (or was at least when launched) poor. But if you want to track activities and get them on Strava and not worry about damaging an 300-400£ unit if you hit the tarmac... I can't see why you wouldn't buy this
philrrobinson
8th Jun
How does GPS work does it need a sim card ?
johnnystorm
8th Jun
Nope, it'll have its own on board gps module, it will sync with webservices either through your phone or WiFi. I've tried lezyne in the past and found the user interface lacked compared to Wahoo and Garmin but that's when they were a similar price, you won't get much/anything new from other big firms at this price. Also, if you aren't already familiar with garmin, etc I guess you aren't trying to unlearn a way to do something!
5linxy
8th Jun
Hmmm tempting... I just need a map and turn by turn directions, I don't cycle fast or hard enough to want to know my heart rate etc.. just something to stop me reaching down and getting my phone out of my pocket for the map.
This.Is.Dog Author
8th Jun
Try Komoot? Or Google maps is actually decent too.
cycleman
8th Jun
Cheap for a reason…..
stjs16
8th Jun
I gave up on my lezyne, they are simpler low power devices, they have great battery, clear mono screens but the routing sucks.
Jim1_Smith
8th Jun
That answered my question! What were the issue's you had with the routing? And would you say it's similar to any equivalent stuff from garmin etc?
Jim1_Smith
9th Jun
I was pondering the Mega Xl but when this is only £40 and covers most of the same stuff, I think it's a bit of a no brainer. If I don't get on with it in sure I could sell it for £40 on ebay!
deeperthought
9th Jun
Love the retro old school look.
farmphdbank
10th Jun
Thanks- ordered to replace an old iGPSport iGS50e. I got my money's worth out of it but battery life starting to suffer and it's annoying having to connect via USB to upload rides. Also, the GPS accuracy wasn't amazing. If this Lezyne can improve on those points then at £40 I'll be satisfied.
Jim1_Smith
10th Jun
I was about to bite the bullet but then saw the Mega XL was £54 - initially I only noticed the bundle which has an outfront mount and rear light for £69 but to be honest, I've got enough rear lights so it's not really worth it. If it had the outfront AND the regular one I'd go for it, but with either the regular or bundle, I'd have to buy a second mount anyway.