We all know you can watch your speed, check the gradient and so on with your Garmin. But how much else can you do? Michael Hanslip discusses how you can really get the most from one of these gadgets.
These days it seems to be de rigueur to have a Garmin GPS computer on your bike. For the uninitiated, all of the Garmin models take traditional bike computer functions like speed and distance and throw in the ability to record a trail of exactly where you went and how fast you were going at each point. From the comfort of your home PC you can then upload the fine details of your ride for a variety of uses (more on this later!).
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