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I know the conversation has moved on, but no, you don't need a smart phone - I was merely saying if you want to investigate the roads in the area and really zoom in on the maps, the Wahoo doesn't really let you do that. I don't ever look at maps when I'm riding - generally - so it's a non-issue for me. I just follow the route because I will have planned it anyway so have a decent idea of where I am most of the time.
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Wahoo relies on you having yer sp in a pocket
Not necessarily, can ride without.
but I think it requires a smart phone to press "go".
Also nope, route are automatically uploaded via house wifi (if connected to ridewithgps, Komoot, strava etc), or send via phone.
I got the Roam, quite like it, it’s a dumbed down gps with a nice turn by nav feature and decent battery.
Also @jontea stop fannying about and build the Winston into the best bike ever.
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Ah, ok, so Wahoo relies on you having yer sp in a pocket, while Garmin has a bit more freedom to look around the maps.
See, this is where I get discombobulated and give in.
Think I'll just rely on Mattnav.