Posted on July 4th, 2008 by Bike Computer Review
Lake Washington + Lake Sammamish Loop Tried to mostly keep it in zone 1/2… didn’t eat before the ride… got bonked pretty hard. It’s nice to see a 19.71mph at 143 avg hr (that’s barely into Zone 2)… I didn’t have my Garmin/bike computer with me, but I had my Polar HRM, so I was able to focus just on HR and feel, had no idea how fast I was going till I just entered it in to gmap-pedometer. Segment 1: 13.8 miles - 42:01 - 19.71mph - 143 Avg HR - mostly street riding, some hills, felt good. Segm
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Posted on July 4th, 2008 by Bike Computer Review
The Tour de France kicks off tomorrow and Garmin is there with their newly sponsored biking team; Team Garmin. Garmin co-sponsors the team with Chipotle the burrito kings of franchisedom. Well, sure enough, just in case you can’t bike up the Alp d’Huez yourself, you can download these icons for your Garmin GPS and pretend that you are ahead of the peleton. If you are more of the Race to lunch type, you can also download that burrito and slap it on the screen. Team Garmin will be using the E
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Posted on July 4th, 2008 by Bike Computer Review
It’s Christmas in July for Garmin-sponsored triathletes Jenna Shoemaker and Ben Collins. They recently received Edge 705 bike computers — same units that will guide Team Garmin cyclists in the Tour de France. Read on for a recap of their first spin with their new Garmin gear.
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Posted on July 4th, 2008 by Bike Computer Review
Took the day off from riding and writing yesterday. Not to say that the 20-miler took that much out of me, but it felt nice not to worry about finding time to go on a ride. I’m now at my folks’ house in Richardson, but I didn’t want to miss another day’s entry. I can’t neglect my readers like that, all two of you… Weight: 266 lbs. Ride: 10-12 miles Guess who’s wireless bike computer doesn’t work in Richardson, TX? That’s right, mine. It was working fine until I got close to the Dart Rail, a
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Posted on July 4th, 2008 by Bike Computer Review
Suunto Road Bike Pod Engineered by Mavic, the Suunto Bike POD turns your Suunto t3, Suunto t4 or Suunto t6 into a wireless bike computer with current and average speeds, distance and interval alarms. Price: 62.99
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