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Do you ride much in the rain? If not, a phone app might work.
RWGPS is good if you don't ride after dark. BikeComputer is better but slightly more fiddly to set up. CycleMeter is good for intervals, very user friendly, does navigation but needs online maps.If you don't have a power meter there are loads more options, starting with OSMAnd
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Yeah, I have power, but I really want something that I can add routes/ courses to on the occasions that I’m somewhere new. The old Garmin was fine for that, so my requirements are low but so is my patience , it’s just got to work (turn on, and not be glitchy, find satellites quickly, not freeze, etc)
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RWGPS is good if you don't ride after dark.
What makes you say that?
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Thanks. No, I’ve been prevaricating.
Though leaning towards a wahoo. Just struggling justifying the cost given it’ll be 95% used around Regent’s park..: