Garmin Edge 200

Product Descriptions

REI Description: The new, compact Garmin Edge 200 wireless bike computer brings loads of GPS-based ride data to your fingertips in an easy-to-use and budget-friendly design. Provides valuable data bike training, touring, commuting or casual everyday rides, measuring speed, distance, time, calories burned and location. Very easy to use: simply affix the included bike mount to a bike handlebar or stem, and then attach the Edge 200; you're ready to roll! Auto Pause feature stops the timer when you're not moving, then resumes recording data automatically when you're rolling again. Auto Lap automatically starts a new lap once you reach a set point; you can also set alerts for distance, time or calories to make it easier and more fun to achieve your goals. Virtual Partner(R) ups the ante by letting you train against a digital "competitor" on a stored course, indicating your speed relative to past performances. It's easy to access up to 130 hrs. of ride data and sort your activities so you can quickly look up the fastest, longest or last ride. Garmin Connect website lets you upload ride data online to see the path you traveled on a map, analyze it, share it or view more detail, such as elevation. Unit measures 1.9 x 2.7 x .08 in.; display area is 1.2 x 1.4 in., and 128 x 160 pixels; screen is readable in daylight. Rechargeable internal lithium ion battery lasts up to 14 hrs. with typical use. The Garmin Edge 200 wireless bike computer comes with a low-profile bike mount, USB cable, AC charger and relevant manuals.

Eastern Mountain Sports Description: Bring new life to every ride with Edge 200. This GPS-enabled cycling computer tracks time, distance, speed, location and calories burned. Extremely easy to use with just the features you need. There?s no setup required ? just pop it onto the included bike mount and you?re ready to roll. The Edge 200 is ideal for training, everyday and touring rides or any adventure you want to relive later. Edge 200 features a high-sensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix? satellite prediction to calculate your position faster. Edge 200 has an Auto Pause feature so it will stop the timer when you?re not moving, then restart automatically when you?re rolling again. You also can set alerts for distance, time or calories to make it easier and more fun to achieve your goals. Edge 200 stores up to 130 hours of ride data and sorts your activities so you can quickly look up the fastest, longest or last ride. Using Garmin Connect you can upload your ride see the path you traveled on a map, analyze it, share it and view more detail like elevation. You also can download rides from other Garmin Connect users for a virtual competition. Edge 200 helps you bring new life to old rides with Courses, a feature that lets you challenge your times on previous. Due to federal shipping restrictions regarding products containing lithium batteries, this product cannot be shipped to Canada, Hawaii, Alaska, Catalina Island, Puerto Rico, APO, FPO or international addresses. Thanks for your understanding.

Backcountry Description: Training with GPS just got easier. This is what makes the Garmin Edge 200 so alluring. It uses cutting edge tech to allow you to pretty much just turn on the computer and go, which should make it as popular with technophobes as it will be with technophiles.There is no transmitter to mount on your fork or stays. There are no magnets. There is no heart rate monitor. So long as you're moving and the 200 has found satellites, you'll have speed. So long as you have the timer running, you have a recording cycling computer and GPS unit. This way, you know what you're doing now, and you can save it for later. The 200 can be uploaded into Garmin's native Training Center application and Connect training and social media website. The 200 can be uploaded into Map My Ride, Strava, Training Peaks, and WKO+ as well -- anything that can read a .fit file.The 200 probably looks familiar to you. It should. The case has the same exact dimensions as the popular and more expensive Garmin Edge 500, though since we're talking simple, the takeaway should be that it is small enough to sit unobtrusively atop your stem or handlebars. Like the 500, it also has four buttons in the same layout and the same simple, transferable, mounting system. It's a bit shinier, has fewer features, and can't be upgraded to pick up ANT+ signals from a heart rate monitor transmitter, a speed transmitter, or a power transmitter. If you ride a stationary trainer, the only metric that will work is time. But because it is stripped down, you have a unit that is not only a great price, but is incredibly simple and straightforward. There is one live data screen that can't be customized (aka can't messed up by an inquisitive friend or kid). On it you will see speed at the top, then distance, then time, and a bottom readout that can toggle between average speed, total ascent and calories. There is a setup screen that gives you four choices: courses, ride, history, and settings.

The House Description: The Edge 200 features a high-sensitivity GPS receiver, requires no calibration, can be switched quickly and easily between bicycles and can be used in all types of weather.Key Features of the Garmin Edge 200 Bike Computer Black: Designed for those budget conscious cyclists looking for the basics - speed, distance, time and calories Provides GPS tracking, the ability to follow simple courses and magnet/sensor free, GPS enabled, speed and distance Includes: Edge 200 Computer Bike mounts AC charger USB cable User Manuals Weight: 2oz For Garmin product comparisons and updates, please visit the Garmin Tech Center Heart Rate: No GPS Enabled: Included Cadence: No Wireless: Yes Color: Black Wght/Dims: .7 lbs. 5.5 x 5 x 2