Garmin Edge 25

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Crandoggler

Senior Member
Has anyone got one? And use it as their primary form of monitoring their rides?

I'm in the process of returning the awful Polar M450 and am looking to find a Garmin alternative. My biggest worry is the size. It looks like it's too small to actually use whilst riding. More of a sensor that records the ride to analyse later, than to monitor as you ride.

I understand the 500 does the same job but the lack of Bluetooth syncing is a deal breaker. Just not sure I want to spend a further £100 on a 520.
 
It doesn't sync with a power meter and the battery doesn't last as long (still 8h IIRC). The 500 doesn't do blue tooth, you're maybe getting confused with the 510. On the whole though I think the 25 is god VFM.
 
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Crandoggler

Crandoggler

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It doesn't sync with a power meter and the battery doesn't last as long (still 8h IIRC). The 500 doesn't do blue tooth, you're maybe getting confused with the 510. On the whole though I think the 25 is god VFM.
No, that's exactly why I didn't want the 500.

Can get the 520 for £200 including HRM and speed+cadence sensors.
 
No, that's exactly why I didn't want the 500.

Can get the 520 for £200 including HRM and speed+cadence sensors.
Sorry, I mis read :blush:

If battery/maps/blue tooth/power are wanted. I don't use the latter two but the battery/maps convinced me to go for the 1000 on hindsight I probably should've went for the 520 (touch screen on the 1000 is too sensitive and the 520 does the same bar the screen):okay:
 
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Crandoggler

Crandoggler

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It's with specific discounts due to an association I'm part of. Cheapest you'll get is £250 without discounts.
 

mattobrien

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Best price I've seen is £236 from Rose, or £249 from Cotswold Outdoor with 9% cash back which would bring it down to £226.

Guess I'll have to wait a while until someone has a good sale.
 
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Crandoggler

Crandoggler

Senior Member
Found a good deal.

Probikekit will sell it to you for £169.99 if you create a new account and enter the code VC15PBK

I don't need the HRM, as I have a Wahoo TICKR. I also didn't fancy the drive to Chertsey for my deal. So theoretically you could buy the unit for £169.99 and the speed cadence kit for £44.99. So £215 all in. You could even use the code again for the speed cadence sensors if you create another account. Bringing the total to £208.24

Now that's a bargain.
 

mattobrien

Guru
Location
Sunny Suffolk
Found a good deal.

Probikekit will sell it to you for £169.99 if you create a new account and enter the code VC15PBK

I don't need the HRM, as I have a Wahoo TICKR. I also didn't fancy the drive to Chertsey for my deal. So theoretically you could buy the unit for £169.99 and the speed cadence kit for £44.99. So £215 all in. You could even use the code again for the speed cadence sensors if you create another account. Bringing the total to £208.24

Now that's a bargain.
Looks good, but I need the Speed / cadence, HRM and out front mount, so that brings the cost up by around £100 :cry:
 
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Crandoggler

Crandoggler

Senior Member
Buy it in stages :laugh:

I still need the speed cadence sensors. But I've never used them with previous unit, so not overly concerned.
 
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