HLaB
Marie Attoinette Fan
It doesn't have a prominent clock on the main data page, other than that its a great wee unit if you dont need hrm/cadence.
Other brands I know of but no experience of are Bryton and Holux.
garmin alternative...
- Thread starter tawraste
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Other brands I know of but no experience of are Bryton and Holux.
- Location
- Somewhere wet & hilly in NW England.
Re 200
As per this really.
Dirt cheap (I paid £72). Very fast start-up/lock. Takes about 10 minutes to learn how to use (maybe less). It simply works.
GrumpyGregry
Here for rides.
Yes. Just as well as the dedicated cycling units. They technology is identical. Loads of triathletes use 'em.
Sea of vapours
Guru
- Location
- Clapham, Yorkshire Dales
If you're open to considering a watch, rather than a bike mounted unit, then the Suunto Ambit range are excellent. They're ANT+, so you can use whatever ANT+ cadence and HR sensor you like. Very reliable devices and, I think, an excellent interface. Useful for more than cycling too (I have an Ambit2 for mountaineering - bike usage is secondary for me but it's far more than adequate and I certainly wouldn't swap it for a dedicated unit).
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Easytigers
Guru
Hi Ian...I think you can get the time on it. You hold down the bottom left button (I think!)
Easytigers
Guru
Just tried it and it works...hold down the bottom left hand button and the time will be displayed on the top left (it's quite small though!!!)
Yup, tried it. Though it changes the screen. What I want is for it to be shown all the time.
Easytigers
Guru
True...would be good but not sure it's possible :-(
flake99please
We all scream for ice cream
- Location
- Edinburgh
email Garmin support & request this in a software update? If there's enough people asking for it, then perhaps it may just happen?
