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Garmin Edge 1040 GPS Bike Computer
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Amazon has Garmin Edge 1040 GPS Bike Computer for $399.99. Shipping is free.
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- Advanced Gps Bike Computer Combines Navigation, Planning, And Performance Tracking, Cycling Awareness, And Smart Connectivity
- Works In Most Challenging Environments With Multi-band Gnss Technology That Provides Enhanced Positioning Accuracy
- Simplified Setup And Streamlined Interface Make It Quick And Easy To Access Information, Courses, And Tools, And Even Adjust Data Fields Right From Edge Device Or From Paired Smartphone
- Classify Strengths As Cyclist, And Compare Cycling Ability To Demands Of Specific Courses When Paired With Compatible Sensors, So User Can Focus On Training And Improvement In Right Areas
- Manage Efforts With Power Guide Feature, Which Recommends Power Targets Throughout Course, When Paired With Compatible Sensors
- Get Stamina Feature Insights While Riding, When Paired With Compatible Sensors, So User Can Keep Keep Track Of How Much Longer They Can Push It
- Stay On Top Of Training Program With Prompts To Complete Missed Workouts
- Improved Ride Type-specific Maps Highlight Popular Roads And Trails Plus Searchable Points Of Interest
- Connect With Favorite Apps And Platforms, Including Strava, Komoot, Trainingpeaks And Many More (requires Garmin Connect Smart-device App)
- Power Longest Rides With Up To 35 Hours Of Battery Life In Demanding Use Cases Plus Up To 70 Hours In Battery Saver Mode
- Includes Flush Out-front Mount, Standard Mount, Tether, Usb To Usb-c Cable, And Documentation
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- This price is $51 lower than the previous Frontpage Deal.
- About this product:
- Rating of 4.6 from over 420 customer reviews.
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Amazon has Garmin Edge 1040 GPS Bike Computer for $399.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Advanced Gps Bike Computer Combines Navigation, Planning, And Performance Tracking, Cycling Awareness, And Smart Connectivity
- Works In Most Challenging Environments With Multi-band Gnss Technology That Provides Enhanced Positioning Accuracy
- Simplified Setup And Streamlined Interface Make It Quick And Easy To Access Information, Courses, And Tools, And Even Adjust Data Fields Right From Edge Device Or From Paired Smartphone
- Classify Strengths As Cyclist, And Compare Cycling Ability To Demands Of Specific Courses When Paired With Compatible Sensors, So User Can Focus On Training And Improvement In Right Areas
- Manage Efforts With Power Guide Feature, Which Recommends Power Targets Throughout Course, When Paired With Compatible Sensors
- Get Stamina Feature Insights While Riding, When Paired With Compatible Sensors, So User Can Keep Keep Track Of How Much Longer They Can Push It
- Stay On Top Of Training Program With Prompts To Complete Missed Workouts
- Improved Ride Type-specific Maps Highlight Popular Roads And Trails Plus Searchable Points Of Interest
- Connect With Favorite Apps And Platforms, Including Strava, Komoot, Trainingpeaks And Many More (requires Garmin Connect Smart-device App)
- Power Longest Rides With Up To 35 Hours Of Battery Life In Demanding Use Cases Plus Up To 70 Hours In Battery Saver Mode
- Includes Flush Out-front Mount, Standard Mount, Tether, Usb To Usb-c Cable, And Documentation
Editor's Notes
Written by StrawMan86 | Staff- About this deal:
- This price is $51 lower than the previous Frontpage Deal.
- About this product:
- Rating of 4.6 from over 420 customer reviews.
- About this store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Apple watches & phones only allow 3 active bluetooth connections if I remember correctly. Those that use this likely also pair a wheel speed sensor, cadence sensor (ie: crank rotations per minute), heart rate meter, and power meter (accurate measurement of power outputted by legs). Bikes with electronic shifting also will allow display of which gear you're in. Some electronic shifters have accessory buttons that can be mapped to functions on this device - ie: you can 'turn the page' without taking your hands off the grips. And of course - this can all be recorded / archived / uploaded.
Additionally, you're paying for software designed around and dedicated to cycling.
Having said that - I personally pair a heart rate meter, cadence sensor, and slickdeal earbuds to my iphone for rides. But I also only go on ~1hr rides on a $500 bike in basketball shorts....I'm not the target audience for a product like this.
If this post is not for you - simply move along. But its a deal in regards to the typical price.
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Apple watches & phones only allow 3 active bluetooth connections if I remember correctly. Those that use this likely also pair a wheel speed sensor, cadence sensor (ie: crank rotations per minute), heart rate meter, and power meter (accurate measurement of power outputted by legs). Bikes with electronic shifting also will allow display of which gear you're in. Some electronic shifters have accessory buttons that can be mapped to functions on this device - ie: you can 'turn the page' without taking your hands off the grips. And of course - this can all be recorded / archived / uploaded.
Additionally, you're paying for software designed around and dedicated to cycling.
Having said that - I personally pair a heart rate meter, cadence sensor, and slickdeal earbuds to my iphone for rides. But I also only go on ~1hr rides on a $500 bike in basketball shorts....I'm not the target audience for a product like this.
Apple watches & phones only allow 3 active bluetooth connections if I remember correctly. Those that use this likely also pair a wheel speed sensor, cadence sensor (ie: crank rotations per minute), heart rate meter, and power meter (accurate measurement of power outputted by legs). Bikes with electronic shifting also will allow display of which gear you're in. Some electronic shifters have accessory buttons that can be mapped to functions on this device - ie: you can 'turn the page' without taking your hands off the grips. And of course - this can all be recorded / archived / uploaded.
Additionally, you're paying for software designed around and dedicated to cycling.
Having said that - I personally pair a heart rate meter, cadence sensor, and slickdeal earbuds to my iphone for rides. But I also only go on ~1hr rides on a $500 bike in basketball shorts....I'm not the target audience for a product like this.
Watches are ok but kind of hard to look at while riding.
Watches are ok but kind of hard to look at while riding.
If this post is not for you - simply move along. But its a deal in regards to the typical price.
The climb specific screens that show exactly what gradients you have coming up when, and how far/how much you have to climb, are also game changing.
As someone mentioned mounting the remote with hard buttons for it out on the end of the handlebars where your hands normally are with brake access also beats trying to use sweaty or gloved fingers to swipe a touch screen any day.
Tying it to a radar like Varia and using the visual this unit provides for it is also quite literally life saving.
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I got the smaller one when it showed up on SD (the 840, maybe $200-250?). I didn't think I'd need it, since I used an app on my phone for all my riding. I'm a total convert. It's more accurate, it connects to my sensors without constantly messing up and has tons of convenience and training features (as outlined by others) that my phone can't or won't do. The only thing I don't like is that Apple refuses to allow the heart rate of an apple watch to be read by external devices. I got tired of wearing a chest strap, so I bought a cheapo Garmin workout watch just to read my HR, which it transms to my Garmin 840.
Even though I'm a convert, I'm finding it difficult to justify upgrading to a 1040 or 1050. So, it's bigger? More colors? Money isn't really an issue, but I can't figure out what this one does that my 840 doesn't.
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