Best GPS unit for the bike

I had a Karoo 2 for years and loved it. It fell off my bike about 3 months ago an broke and to save money I replaced it with a Garmin 540 which is a decision I really regret. The Garmin has a great battery life but is not easy to use and the operating system is prone to bugs - you seem to get pestered with information you don't want or need while stuff you do want to see is hidden. I am going to bite the bullet and buy a new Karoo 3 and keep the Garmin for emergencies.

I've had a Wahoo in the past and that too was a great bike computer.

So anything but Garmin is my advice. If you don't need mapping then there seem to be a load of cheaper options out there but I don't have any experience of using anything else but the big 3.

I've a igpsport 630s, great battery and finds a signal in seconds and has all the bells and whistles of Garmin etc. I only use a subset of what it offers, but have no major complaints with it and have had over a year now. They've bigger screen versions the 800 and BiNavi (More Navigation Focused).

8XX screen isn't particularly big, you really need to look at the 10X0 range for the big visuals if that's a main requirement.

Depends on budget and requirements

I have an older Bryton 750 for maps and navigation road & gravel use - works fine but a touch old at this stage.

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I also have a basic GEOID/Magene for TT bike where all i need it is basic data(power/cadence/speed etc) cheap and cheerful - $50 usd.

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i was going to go for a general GPS bike computer now it would be - IGPSPORT BSC300T

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