Review on 🚵 Garmin Edge 830 Mountain Bike Bundle: Touchscreen GPS Cycling Computer with Performance Monitoring, Mapping, and Popularity Routing by Marcus Akram

Once you learn how to use it, you will love it. You can customize screens with more or less information. I have distance, timer, speed, elapsed time, average speed, top speed, elevation gain, total ascent and total descent all on one screen. I like to see what level I'm rising or falling at. these seem to be relatively good estimates for the trips I take. It also tracks jumps with statistics. I'm sure it's really exciting for the people who have 50 foot jumps and times in multiples of seconds. But it's even a cheap treat for those of us who are just a second off the ground and whose jumps are relatively short. Garmin Connect with TCX and GPX files. This is how I did it with MapMyRide. I exported the rides that I liked to MapMyRide (TCX). Then I converted TCX to GPX using RouteConverter. You can then import rides into Garmin Connect by opening GARMIN > NewFiles and copying the GPX files to NewFiles. Imported courses appear in the following location: Navigation > Courses > Saved Courses. ONE PROBLEM: All rides got the same name and overwrote each other. FIX: Before copying files to Garmin > NewFiles, open the file with Notepad and change the name. Save the file and import it. It has a unique name that you created.