Want to track your biking performance, but don't want to risk dropping your smartphone? Garmin might have the answer. The company today announced its new dedicated biking devices, the Edge 510 ($329) ...

Garmin's got a lot of products showing up on its website we've never heard of, including two cycling computers in its Edge range — the 510 and 810. Both have GPS-based tracking (the 510 is also ...

A powerful and user-friendly GPS-enabled computer, but it won't replace the venerable Edge 500 ...

I'm all about minimizing the amount of stuff I need to carry with me, which is why smartphones have been great — they can double as a camera and even a portable gaming handheld. But when it comes to ...

Old-fashioned bike computers with spoke magnets have had their day: GPS has totally usurped them. The biggest benefit is that they track exactly where you've riden and how high you’ve climbed, rather ...

Garmin stopped making rudimentary “GPS” units years ago—their high-end models are more like portable computers that track everything from your current whereabouts (it is GPS-enabled, after all) to you ...

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Extending its already formidable lead in the category, Garmin has launched two new powerful GPS cycling computers that will eventually replace the Edge 500 and Edge 800 units. The new Garmin Edge 810 ...