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The new Garmin Edge 800 is the first ever touchscreen technology GPS bike computer. The Edge 800 offers simultaneously navigation and performance observation and is fantastic for bike touring, bike commuters, bike racing and mountain biking. It provides a pre-installed base map and monitors your current mileage, speed, position and total ascent and descent. Utilize it along with a heart rate monitor strap, compatible pedal cadence sensing unit or any kind of ANT watts meter to actually optimize your own training.

Manage In Your Fingers

A touch screen monitor is definitely tough enough to endure severe climatic conditions, yet still acutely sensitive enough to react with the touch of one's hand, even with glove's on. Switch workout pages or scan and zoom in the mapping with merely a gentle tap. The actual vivid, sunlight-legible full color display is simple to see in all lighting conditions. Just don't let its appearance deceive you, Garmin Edge 800 is watertight to IPX7 standards and can stand up to hard hits and scrapes it might endure in single track biking conditions.

The Garmin Edge 800 has a aerodynamic, carbon fiber look with either blue or white accents. It attaches to the stem or handlebars of your bicycle with the aerodynamic bracket. A 90 degree turn mount feature keeps the bike computer securely and allows you to very easily swap it between different bicycles utilizing easily-removed, multiple-use rubber rings.

Comprehend Your Location

Regardless of whether your bike is actually a method of transportation or escape, experiencing routes at your fingertips tends to make every journey easier and more enjoyable. Edge 800 comes with a self-contained basemap which shows main streets and towns, additionally it's compatible with our microSD slot cards loaded with a choice between street or topo maps. Pick a destination and Edge 800 bike computer provides turn-by-turn instructions on screen. This particular GPS cycling computer also can guide you around routes recorded by other cyclists.

Check out our Garmin Connect site and choose from countless trips published by different end users. Almost any routines you add to your Edge 800 cycling computer are turned into courses. You can follow the route with navigation prompts or perhaps, for some competitiveness, race it and try to overcome previously established targets. You can also make use of Garmin's free BaseCamp  software program or other programs to create a course, look at slope adjustments as well as other information, and publish to your Edge unit..

This particular bike computer tracks your every move using a high-sensitivity GPS navigation receiver which stays dailed in to the signal, even under tree cover. The receiver features HotFix® satellite prognostication to determine your location more rapidly, and it also has automatic time zone adjustment.
 

Data, Any Way You Need It

The Edge 800 GPS bike computer monitors a bunch of data through your pedal and enables you to personalize as many as three custom screens so you can see as much or as little data as you wish. Your barometric altimeter provides extra-precise climbing and descending data and details temperature variations.

If you are a performance biker, you are able to pair the Garmin 800 GPS cycling computer using a third-party ANT watts device to display your energy output in watts as you ride. This unique information shows you how hard you are working, irrespective of conditions influencing your ride, in order to train better. Some variations of this cycling computer additionally come with a cadence sensor and heart monitor.
 

Very Precise Pacing Resources

Want some inspiration to drive your speed? Observe how you measure versus the Virtual Partner® a visual representation of one's goal speed vs. your speed in up-to-the-second accuracy. Other exercise capabilities contain precise training session planning, Auto Pause®, Auto Lap® and courses, which helps you examine successive rides on the exact same course.
 

Acquire A Much Deeper Understanding Of Your Own Workout

You logged the miles, at this point it's actually time to review, replay and publish your training. Merely publish your data to Garmin Connect, the website for absolutely free data examination and sharing. You are able to upload from a Personal computer or Macintosh while using the provided USB data transfer cable. In Garmin Connect, you can view the route you traveled using a map, view an index of your training, create objectives, distribute it with other people and more.