Garmin Edge 205

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The Edge 205 is a gps receiver made by Garmin. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"Always know where you're going and how far you've gone-among many other features-on your next bike ride with the Garmin Edge 205 GPS Unit. This cycle computer-style GPS snaps right onto the included bike mount and tracks your speed, distance, time, calories burned, altitude, and more. The high-sensitivity GPS receiver finds your position under tree cover and in canyons, not just out on the open road, while the Virtual Partner feature lets you race against a computer-generated competitor or your own previous workouts. The included Garmin Training Center software lets you create workouts, manage and download courses, and analyze your workout when you're finished, and MotionBased technology lays Google maps over your course to show where you rode."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Take your ride to the next level with the Edge 205, Garmin's GPS-enabled personal trainer and cycle computer. Whether you're a competitive racer or weekend cyclist, Edge will help you achieve your personal best. Rugged, lightweight Edge 205 attaches easily to the stem or handlebars of your bike with the included bike mount. Just turn it on, acquire GPS satellites and go. Edge automatically measures your speed, distance, time, calories burned and altitude, and records this data for your review. For even more detailed data, get the Edge 305, which can track your heart rate, cadence, climb and descent."

From RockCreek:
"The Garmin Edge 205 GPS enabled personal trainer and cycle computer might just be one of your most favorite toys this year. Simply mount it onto your handlebars or stem of your bike with the included bike mount, turn it on, ride and then receive your speed, distance, time, and calories burned during your ride. With a high sensitivity GPS receiver, you can track your position even in tree cover and canyons, making it a reliable source for distance and speed information. Race against others with the Virtual Partner software and even compare your last ride to keep you up to speed on your progress. No need to manually stop and start your GPS system, because it does it for you as you travel. As an added benefit, you can plan, analyze and store data from your workouts using free Garmin Training Center software, which lets you analyze data with interactive graphs that chart your speed, time and elevation. Overlay your ride on a map so you can pinpoint specific areas and see how elevation and other factors affect your performance. Or, upload your workout data to MotionBased.com, Garmin's web-based application that provides in-depth analysis of your workouts, online mapping and route sharing that will take your training to the next level. Endurance athletes can also use the Edge with TrainingPeaks.com, an easy-to-use web-based training system designed to help athletes train for any event. Simply put - give your training the Edge with the 205."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of Garmin Edge 205Take your ride to the next level with the Edge 205—Garmin's GPS-enabled personal trainer and cycle computer. Perfect for touring and the trails, the lightweight Edge is the ultimate fitness partner. With the easy-to-use Edge 205 on your bike, you always know where you're going and how far you've gone. For advanced cyclists, the Edge 305 is available with either a heart rate monitor or a wireless speed/pedaling cadence sensor to help you achieve your personal best.With its waterproof, sleek design, the Edge is the perfect companion on any bike, and attaches to either the stem or handlebars. Its rugged case frames an easy-to-read, large, backlit display that can show up to eight different data fields along with altitude and a map view. Included Garmin Training Center software gives you the ability to overlay your ride data onto a course map. It offers interactive analysis tools that measure your speed, distance, climb, and descent against varyin"