Bike Computer Deals & Offers

Thanks for advice - I just saved mysef another £5 from this site

Mentioned 4x "powerful" in description. Must be really powerful then! To call 1/2 watt powerful? Powerful as a candle light!!! :)))))))

I bought these last time that they were on offer, and honestly, I can't recommend them. The fastening is a slightly elasticated rubber loop, that clips very tightly to the light on either side. You have to detach it from one side to fix it to your handlebar/seatpost and it takes a great deal of force to do so. It's very fiddly in cold weather with numb hands and is nigh on impossible in the dark! They aren't much brighter than the 70p 'frog lights' you can get off Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00FXO6MUA/ref=pe_3187911_185740111_TE_item and these ones are so much easier to get on and off

Thanks op ordered.

Good value at £4.99 but £20 is ridiculous!

I can't even be bothered to GTFY ;(

It is just an app but a significant number of new cycling GPS's link directly to your Strava account and can even show your pace over Strava segments in real time. To many keen cyclists this is desirable.

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This is a good deal. I absolutely love my Wahoo Elemnt. It’s much, much better than the Garmin Edge 800 I had previously. For me one of my greatest cycling pleasures is to ride on roads and lanes I’ve never been on before and this is where the Wahoo excels over the Garmin. Especially the ability to change your route via your phone mid ride. One of the many drawbacks with Garmin devices is that they use a colour screen whereas the Wahoo uses monochrome. This might seem an odd statement but it can be hard to distinguish between magenta and blue lines against the detail on the map on the Garmin when in very bright sunlight and you are wearing polarised sunglasses. Because the Wahoo uses monochrome it is much, much clearer to see where you are going and where you have been.

To get your custom I'm sure it will.

So my 5 pounds speedometer will count?

"existing bike computer"

What device can you trade in? Can't find it anywhere on that site

I'll have half a dozen

Yes, still £139.99 in the Holmes Chapel Aldi ​

Anyone still seen these at a good price ?

​Result! Ive installed Open Source Maps and they seem to work a treat

I picked one up in Telford today. Priced at £139.99 last one :D

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NOT £24.98 DELIVERED. £33.97 delivered unless you add something over £30. Still a good deal though. Getting one because my handlebar mounted iPhone dies in the cold this time of year plus the buttons will work better with my fav cycling gloves than a touch screen, I hope!

So actually £33.97 delivered. I think the Lezyne Mini GPS for £40 is a better deal, at least you can use it without relying on a phone.

Wish it was free delivery as it takes it beyond "total bargain" moment. Would have taken a punt at £25 as I have a garmin 810 but these interest me. Any free delivery codes knocking about?

Ordered, thanks OP

Good questions on customs fee. Looking again, I don't think will attract customs fee "All products purchased from WahooFitness.com will be shipped from one of our global warehouses. We stock product in the United States, Netherlands, Australia." I assume UK will actually ship from Netherlands and not the US, so should be OK? I'll see what happens when my mine arrives.

1 for each child :D

Bargain

One for each wheel?

Ordered 3, thank you

Currently out of stock but it was £153 From Blacks. Their stock is in and out quite regularly if you can wait.

Why is this under mobiles?

I was after something i could offload my bluetooth devices to instead of my phone. I had originally wanted a wahoo rflkt but it was naff when it arrived so it went back and I found this over the weekend and ordered one. The do a ANT+ version as well (for a chunk more cash) but this was what I was looking for.

No ANT+

I managed to get one of these (without the HR monitor) for £20 from Wiggle, who price matched Halfords, and also managed to pick up a speed/cadence sensor for £5 from halfords too. My normal computer is a 305, but I use the 105 for commuting in all weathers. It's a really nice piece of tech, however does have a few niggles which you have to find shortcuts around: - I've had to put my weight at half what it actually is and it was over reporting calories burnt vs my 305/strava - I have to use a different computer to the 305 as the software is very basic and won't let me sync two different devices. - all of a sudden it has started reporting back more miles than I actually covered (62 instead of 52). I think this is to do with the speed/cadence sensor. - mio have forgotten their devices - no updates and barely any support out there On the plus side: - waterproof - battery life is very good - easy to read customisable display - easy to sync to different sensors - quick to get a GPS signal + accurate Just be sure to update the firmware. Would I buy for this price? Probably not.

TomTom runner is not that bad. Obviously no use for cycling. I have multisport and it's decent enough. I doubt this will be any good though. Very poor reviews.

Makes me wonder if it is cheap for a reason. Hate to sound skeptical though. I bought my wife a Tomtom runner & since regret not paying a bit extra for a Garmin (I have an Edge 520 & Forerunner 230, previously had an Edge 200)

Wow. Hot. Very tempting. Poor reviews on Amazon though so I think I'l leave it alone

Expired. £10.71 now plus it's poop wired version.

yeah, the cables aren't usually meant to reach the back wheel. what turbo do you have? strange that you are getting interference? usually flashing lights mess with wireless computers but shouldn't think you have any of those indoors! unless you are extra safe!

almost fast enough for this.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmNXCJt7K3Q

"Speed Display up to 300 kph/185mph" hahahahahah

Showing as £8.99 now.

Still have these in my Aldi for £44.99

needle in a haystack

Amazing deal

Aldi :)

Q.1 In which store would you find this in Glasgow? - ask the op - halfords - tesco

I'm planning to buy one next year (off-road For new unknown routes & c2c), but I m going to demo one on an Evans cycle event in Rochdale end of January, so that might be an idea for a few peeps

This should do exactly as you mention above. Here is a thorough review of both the Edge 810, and the edge 1000 mentioned in the OP. DC Rainmaker - Edge 810 DC Rainmaker - Edge 1000

That's fair enough, each to their own. Mine is connected to heart rate, speed sensor, cadence and Di2 gears so gives me more than just route tracking.

I actually went down the route of buying a cheap android phone (Huawei) to use as a GPS for my bike. It works fine but it's a but clunky and hard to use once it's in a waterproof case and mounted on the handlebars. I'm now in the market for a dedicated bike navigation unit for rides where I don't know where I'm going. I'll continue to use my smartphone for tracking the majority of my rides. No point buying a dedicated GPS unit just for tracking in my opinion.

you dont need data on using strava, it'll track without it

Just dropped to £193.96.

It seems to be very easy to separate cyclists from large amounts of money. If this is the best price available them it is hot, but it's a lot of money for what it is (cf car satnavs, etc.).

​No you don't. You can put Open Street maps on an SD and use them in this for free. They're excellent quality as well.

You do need to spend additional sums to buy a decent set of maps (there are some free ones available too) as the inbuilt maps with the Garmin are quite useless, showing only major A roads and motorways. So it's not usable out of the box.

Quite fancy a Mio Cyclo. Anyone tried them?