The best GPS for bikes
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1. Garmin Edge 520
For the über-competitive, this device connects to the activity-tracking app Strava and provides live, real-time updates of your performance. Know exactly how close you are to beating your personal best. Or someone else’s.
£216, Evans Cycles, Buy it now
2. Polar V650
Finnish brand Polar has designed a sharp, colour touchscreen interface that reportedly works even with gloves on. Integrated GPS and a heart rate sensor make it a good all-rounder.
£210, Polar, Buy it now
3. Canyon
Expected to launch next spring, the app-based Canyon computer will give you all the access, freedom and functionality of a smartphone. You can download or update any app and it has a sleek touchscreen.
Expected RRP about £180, Canyon, Buy it now
4. Bryton Rider 60
This Bryton model has 16 hours of battery life and offers turn-by-turn GPS voice guidance if you use the bluetooth headset. There are pre-loaded road explorer maps if you’re looking to cover some new ground.
£290, Bryton Sport, Buy it now
5. Mio Cyclo 315 HC
If you just want to get on your bike and go without thinking too much, the Surprise Me feature will offer you three routes based on your time, destination and distance.
£210, Wiggle, Buy it now
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