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Turn-by-turn navigation is getting more and more accessible for cyclists. Sigma recently updated its ROX 2.0, ROX 4.0, and ROX 11.1 EVO cycling computers with a slew of new features sure to please the race-focused and commuter alike. The update includes turn-by-turn directions, a new Search and Go function, and seamless interaction with the Sigma

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Wahoo’s flagship head unit features many updates but keeps its legacy feel and operation. The updated Wahoo Elemnt Roam boasts dual-band GPS, enhanced navigation, updated Summit Segments Climb, higher contrast screen, upgraded memory capacity, and more… What’s new — Wahoo Elemnt Cycling head unit technology is rapidly progressing, leaving head units that look more like

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If you’re a Ride with GPS app user with an Apple Watch, get ready to pull out your iPhone a lot less during rides. In fact, you don’t even need to bring it along anymore. Thanks to updates unveiled this month, you can use the Ride with GPS “record” function without your phone. The utility

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For most people in the states, Bryton isn’t a household cycling computer name — but we think that’s about to change. Bryton’s newest head unit, the Bryton Rider 750, comes packed with easy-to-use features, a color touch screen, and a price point nearly two hundred dollars lower than similar units from competitors. As of 2021, […]

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