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by darogers,
Apr 26, 2006
Pros: Simple to operate; light weight; lots of data on any one ride
Cons: Poor mount design, permanent battery
The Bottom Line: Overall I really love this thing.
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by djwright12,
Jun 26, 2007
Pros: lots of data
customizable screens
accurate elevation with both GPS and barometric altimeters
Cons: large diameter mount I bought for it doesn't fit but included mounts worked fine
The Bottom Line: This is a great training aid and motivator. I ride my bike for fitness and to lose weight and this is just the thing to keep me going.
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by josh550,
Mar 19, 2007
Pros: Just a wonderful training tool, worth every penny!
Cons: Does take some time to familiarize yourself with the operation.
The Bottom Line: Great buy, do it do it do it!
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by raintonr,
Apr 22, 2006
Pros: Sensitive receiver, small, lightweight, does the job designed for well.
Cons: Included software isn't the best. No keylock. Limited GPS navigation.
The Bottom Line: The Edge 305 scores well because it is brilliant at what it does. If the software niggles described can be overcome the Edge 305 could well get 5 stars.
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by boobynez,
Jan 8, 2008
Pros: Awsome unit for tracking your rides.
Cons: Garmin tries to rip you off by making you pay $12 a month
The Bottom Line: The unit is great, but Garmin can't be forgiven for fleecing us with 'MotionBased' scam
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by freewheel307,
Mar 21, 2008
Pros: tons of info
Cons: unreliable
The Bottom Line: Buy it only if you get an extended warranty and have a back-up training tool to use when it is in for repair (frequently)
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by laserpipe,
Feb 26, 2007
Pros: Cool looking graphs.
Cons: Way to much money for what I need.
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by djosbun,
Sep 8, 2008
Pros: Customizable screen.
Cons: HRM doesn't work; poor tech support. Software crashes.
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