One of the main selling features of the Rider 750 is the navigation, not only having pre-loaded base maps but the ability to voice search locations and points of interest. The Rider 750 utilises Open Street Maps (Image credit: Colin Levitch)

Garmin cycling computers : Learn the range.The startup is quick, and the computer picks up GPS in my driveway faster than both a Garmin Edge 1030+ and Wahoo Elemnt Bolt. The computer comes with your standard rubber band mounts, as well as sturdy aluminium out in front mount. These aren't necessarily bad things they're just different from the norm. For example, instead of the play button symbol used to denote which button starts your ride they use the circle record emblem (but the play icon appears on the screen) and in the app to set up your screens, you'll tap grid settings instead of metrics or data fields. It's improved as the brand has matured, but there are still a few little quirks. Over the years, Bryton's UI and some of the way things are presented haven't always been the most intuitive.

In all honesty, this is a minor inconvenience and is still easier than setting up data fields on the device itself. A minor nitpick, when you add or subtract a data field, they all snap back to the default settings, so you have to go back through and reselect each one. Working similarly to Wahoo, everything can be customized through the app, including data screens, satellite networks and pairing with sensors. The app may feel a bit clunky, but it does work pretty well and makes setup a breeze (Image credit: Colin Levitch)īefore taking the Rider 750 for its inaugural outing, you'll want to get everything set up, which is done through the Bryton Active Companion App.

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