Road Cycling Blog: Reviews and Guides
iGPSPORT BiNavi Ultra reviewed: new premium bike computer with rotary dial and voice guidance
The new iGPSPORT BiNavi Ultra brings interesting changes from the BiNavi: a larger, visibly improved display, an integrated speaker with voice guidance and a digital bell, and a scroll wheel on the right edge. Metal buttons, extensive training analysis and new navigation functions join the package. Battery life is impressive too.
iGPSPORT BSC200 Pro Review: The New GPS Bike Computer for Beginners
The iGPSPORT BSC200 Pro is an interesting GPS bike computer for beginners and budget-conscious riders. It offers a large 3-inch colour display, clear navigation with timely turn instructions and many data fields. Good battery life of up to 25 hours in normal use and practical everyday, training and touring features complete the package.
New iGPSPORT HR80 Review: How Accurate Is the Upper-Arm Heart Rate Sensor?
The iGPSPORT HR80 is a lightweight upper-arm heart rate sensor and a comfortable chest-strap alternative. In my real-world Zwift and iGPSPORT BSC200 Pro tests, it impressed with easy pairing, a comfortable fit and very reliable readings that closely followed the Wahoo TRACKR for much of the direct comparison.
Indoor Trainer Without a Subscription: 3 Ways to Train
Use an indoor trainer without a subscription: three options for indoor training with MyWhoosh, the Wahoo app or a compatible bike computer. Plus tips for Zwift Cog and initial setup.
Bryton Gardia R300D review: the insider tip among cycling radars?
Does good cycling radar really need to cost as much as Garmin Varia? The Bryton Gardia R300D enters as a cheaper alternative with an integrated rear light. Our test examines whether it reliably detects approaching cars or whether the budget price involves compromise.
Bryton S810 review: clear maps, smooth operation and remarkable battery life
A large display, strong battery life and extensive features equip the Bryton Rider S810 well for long road rides. But how well does this GPS bike computer actually perform in practice? How intuitive are the controls, how reliable is navigation and what else does it offer?
Our detailed test shows how the Bryton S810 performs in everyday use and on the road.
Zwift Ride V2: more bike-fit options, adjustable cranks and the same price
The new Zwift Ride V2 offers more bike-fit possibilities: five adjustable crank lengths, a revised seatpost and a larger height range. The bundle with Wahoo KICKR CORE 2 remains priced at 1,199.99 euros.
iGPSPORT BiNavi Review: 24-Hour Battery, but Does the Display Impress Too?
The iGPSPORT BiNavi combines a large transflective touchscreen, offline maps, six buttons and extensive training features. In real-world testing, I particularly liked its strong battery life, easy and reliable sensor integration and straightforward route planning in the iGPSPORT app. Navigation is clear and pleasantly simple too. Value for money is almost unmatched. It loses points in changing light, particularly when only part of the display is shaded.
The CYCPLUS A3 Mini tested in practice
Small, powerful and with a huge battery, the CYCPLUS A3 Mini promises considerably more tyre inflations than typical mini electric pumps. But how well does it work in everyday use, and is it better than the AS2 Ultra? My CYCPLUS A3 Mini review examines whether the generous battery reserve justifies the extra weight and size.
iGPSPORT BSC500 review: a strong Garmin competitor at a low price
The iGPSPORT BSC500 is a modern GPS bike computer with a 3.3-inch touchscreen, navigation, voice guidance and broad sensor support. In my iGPSPORT BSC500 test, its high-contrast display at Garmin Edge 850 level and trouble-free connections to a heart rate sensor, power meter, radar and Shimano Di2 were particularly convincing. This article explains the iGPSPORT BSC500’s weaknesses.