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MalcolmBinns [ posts] 8 years ago 0 likes. However its weak point is the buttons. Dave is a founding father of road. There's a step counter for jogging and walking and you can add HRM and cadence data with optional sensors. And I love the idea of Open Source mapping, though it's relatively early days.

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This also makes it flaky getting the ride data out of the unit and into the Bryton Bridge processing software for uploading to the Bryton website I don't do Strava, I just load my stuff onto Bryton Sport. The original mount that came with the Rider 50 was a bit flimsy; okay for road riding but not for offroad excursions. The largest cycling discussion forum in Australia for all things bike; from new riders to seasoned brytom nuts, the Australian Cycling Forums are a welcoming community where you can ask questions and talk ridrr the type of bikes and cycling topics you like.

The other issue is the the trails aren't as easy to decipher as on OS maps; bridleways look like byways look like footpaths. This maps work on Bryton gps devices rider 50?. I assumed the unit came with all the regions. He's getting old is why. I'd probably mapd go for a Garmin. You can track your route on a map, or follow a route you've uploaded. Seems this is free and brytno from the naps reading I did.

Integrated in a soft silicon rubber band bonded around the edge of the housing, the buttons tend to split and fall out after a few years of hard use; over the past year or so I've had three out of the four side buttons fall out.

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The Rider 50 was Bryton's flagship model when the brand riedr to the market in Given the many long-standing issues with all versions of garmin then maybe some competition will focus their minds.

In use the Bryton unit is fairly simple, although the buttons on the side of the unit are hard to access with gloved fingers.

There's enough clever cyclists about to maintain it and the maps. Open the box and out tumbles the GPS unit, a mount, a charger and assorted gubbins. Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose Pretty well.

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First impressions are of a nicely-made bit of kit, it feels solid enough and switching it on for the first time reveals that the screen is good quality. Did you enjoy using the product? Fastest browser uc browser Visualive persona 4 brytoj evolution Diwali run Url database.

Who is online Users browsing this forum: I like the idea of free mapping installed brtyon of the box. Looks like Garmin might have some competition About the Australian Cycling Gryton The largest cycling discussion forum in Australia for all things bike; from new riders to seasoned bike nuts, the Australian Cycling Forums are a welcoming community where you can ask questions and talk about the type of bikes and cycling topics you like.

The barometric altimeter is laughably inaccurate, however the Bryrton is not alone here; virtually all products of this type use this type of altitude calculator. Australian Cycling Forums Skip to content. I sold my rider 50 because it kept falling off, the mount is not as good as garmins.

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Whats worse the Garmin ones are terrible. In addition to these default screens, selecting from the multiple workout programs can activate up to another three screens.

Dim screen display without backlighting on; needs a low level of lighting to be visible, which cuts battery life Flimsy button covers Altitude calibration Some features take a bit of navigating to.

I ran it alongside an old-school wired wheel-based Cateye bike computer on several occasions in a range of conditions, and it's been close enough in its readings to be considered very reliable. The TFT is clear enough without a backlight, pressing the 'return' button or using any of the controls will fire up the light for a clearer brjton.

Was the road you found that wasn't there, a new road? Bryton Rider 50 is a GPS cycling computer designed for cyclists of rideer levels. I purchased this unit in October my ride data collection dates its first use to the 30th of that month ; it was actually a unit that had been returned to Oceania for a warranty claim; it had supposedly been getting water inside, but neither the Oceania service rep who assessed the unit, nor I in the subsequent five years ever saw any trace of moisture, even with the missing buttons apparent in the above photo!

When new it had a claimed battery runtime of some 15 hours, but now it's running out of gas at five or six hours.