Garmin Edge 205

Pros:

Great training tool, especially when used with the Motionbased site

Cons: Training Center Software could be revised
No base maps
No memory card support

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this unit to any cyclist that would like become a better biker.

Review: I did a lot of research before I decided on which Garmin Edge I was going to get. I already had a bike computer with cadence and I wasn’t interested in the features of a heart rate monitor or a barometric altimeter, so I quickly narrowed my ...

Pros: The most comprehensive and accurate training metrics for a serious competitor.

Cons: It could have more on-board navigation capabilities.

The Bottom Line: This is one of the most impressive tools I have ever used for competitive athletic training.

Review: When I first got into cycling out here in southern Oregon, I knew nothing of the roads I was riding. I had no idea where I was, no idea where to ride, no idea how hard the rides would be, and no idea how far I had ridden once I came back home. I ...

Pros: Great display, great accuracy, good features, excellent wow-factor!

Cons: Poor Mac support, no expansion, no street maps.

The Bottom Line: I'd recommend it for anyone who is serious about tracking rides and workouts. A great toy with some real value.

Review: This is a GREAT unit. I really enjoy using it. It has a clear screen, easy to press buttons, and fantastic accuracy. It leaves a bit to be desired as well. I sold my Magellan Platinum GPS to buy this. I was not using the Magellan much, and I wanted ...