Your Garmin help, please

Guessing that's the case. Seems weird that Garmin wouldn't either alert you to that fact, automatically delete old rides when it knew there was an update available, or retain a portion of storage space specifically for upgrades. Ah well, sorted now anyway.

Garmin in not acting logically, shocker.

I have a Garmin RAM mount, with the handlebar mount piece at home I think.
I can't remember if I sold it or not. Want me to look?

These are the two components:
1 x Garmin eTrex 10, 20 & 30 Holder (RAM-HOL-GA48)
1 x Rail Ez-On Swivel Mount (RAP-274-1)

Doesn't look sold: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/291667/#comment13170432

Thanks, but I'm in Finland and not sure there's point in shipping it here as I found a local shop that has those. If I decide to buy one.

No probs.

At probikekit. Garmin Edge 820 @£289.99 with extra 10% with code atm10
https://m.probikekit.co.uk/bicycle-computers-gps-hrm/garmin-edge-820-cycle-computer/11315797.html

https://www.bikerumor.com/2017/02/09/track-rides-directly-strava-now-android-wear-2-0-devices/

Cannot wait to dance on garmin's grave.

Such a shame, I find Garmin for running pretty good. I wish they could get their act together for bikes.

I only have gripe against one thing; LET GO OF SOFTWARE you cunts! They make great hardware and poor software.

That would go in the face of the rest of the device industry.

Mike Hall won the TABR with a 705.

Except their hardware isn't that great either. Case in point: Sony Xperia phone more waterproof than Garmin 1000.

TABR is a fixed route and much less likely to require on-the-fly re-routing.
He was also familiar with the device and its quirks which is worth a lot.

Garmin wearable stuff is pretty good though.

And nobody is buying 'smart watches'. Google isn't even making their own, non?

Only Apple clowns bought smart watches, no?

Yeah, probably. FWIW I didn't buy one - prefer to wear watches that a nice, or watches that are functional, not some weird bastard hybrid thing.

Yeah, I'm usually no watch guy but I have a collection of watches I wear when I'm not on the bike. The last thing I need is my wrist and my phone buzzing every time someone posts a cat video...

+1 on the wearables - I've got a Garmin Vivosmart GPS watch with the HR monitor, it cost me
less than £100 (the last one in the shop in Currys had been opened so I got a decent discount off the already low Jan sale price) and I'm very impressed with the hardware. It's great for tracking running and cycling, my only gripe is it takes a while to get a GPS lock sometimes.

Also the health tracking stuff is sort of interesting (until you get bored of it)

I like the health shit, but only when I do stuff that blows Garmin's mind

Do you work in the Shard by any chance?

The stairs count on mine is surprisingly accurate...

Do you work in the Shard by any chance?

Nah that's the walk up and out of the Grand Canyon to the Rim from the Colorado river :)

Excellent :)

I want a bike specific computer though, with navigation.

Edge 820 seems to have a pretty bad reputation: http://inrng.com/2017/02/garmin-820-edge-review/

Edge 520? Stingy map storage seems a bit crap. Is it ok in practise though?

Any decent older models to look out for? Mainly I just want something reliable.

Wahoo elemnt

But...it doesn't have the #ProVibes

Seriously though what's the Wahoo software like?