🚴 Bryton Rider 420T GPS Cycling Bike Computer Bundle (with Cadence and HRM Sensors), Long 35-Hour Battery Life, Turn-by-Turn Trail Navigation. Support for 5 Satellite Systems Ensures Unparalleled Accuracy. Review

Hard to believe that you can buy such a GPS computer for so little money. It is well made and feels high quality. The Android app works great on my Pixel phone and the web interface is very user-friendly too. I just bought a device without a kit because I already had a good chest heart rate monitor. Connected to the computer with no problems. I ordered a cheap cadence sensor and connected it just as easily. It doesn't have maps, but the breadcrumb navigation is also very handy. I load a planned

I bought this bike GPS to replace my old Garmin Edge 520. I chose the Bryton Rider 420 because it offers all the essential features and specs at a much lower price. Perfect. I took a long drive today and I don't think the battery level has changed noticeably. With my previous head unit, I had to charge it after every long ride. The hardware of the Rider 420 is beautifully designed. The device makes a pretty solid impression. The screen is clear and easy to read. In low light, simply turn on the

I only had it recently (less than 10 rides with it so far). So this is more of a first impression than a full review. This Bryton Rider 420 replaced the VDO MC1.0. When I first switched from a basic cateye to a VDO, I thought the VDO looked pretty massive. Compared to the Bryton Rider 420, VDO seems quite small. I mean, the Bryton seems ridiculously big, especially when it's mounted on the handlebars next to the VDO. It's actually the same size as my old Nokia clamshell (folded). The screen is…