Wahoo Fitness ELEMNT ROAM vs Garmin Edge 530

Cyclists these days are data hungry. Marginal gains are measured in watts, BPM, TSS, RPM, segments and a number of other acronyms. We clamor for bikes that are 10% stiffer and 5% more aerodynamic and tires that have less rolling resistance. To measure those gains, you need the proper device

The latter was great with the technology, but covered many different modes of transportation. I imagined that Wahoo or Hammerhead would "understand" the needs of the cyclist better. But ultimately, it was my experience with Garmin and the reviews of others that made me pick the Edge 530. So to be fair, I cannot compare it with the offerings from Wahoo or Hammerhead, and can only speak for this unit

How's it going folks i'm dez with, despite - and it's been two years since wahoo introduced their element realm by computer, which added full-blown ma...

I am also able to see my distance, average speed and cadence while using my trainer to the cold months ahead. Overall very happy with the product, and the seller Bike A Mile, I didn't need all the fancy bells and whistle of the higher end models. the product arrived early and without issues

So it shares the same device size as the element but retains that sort of hallmark of wahoo aerodynamics. Now we're who have said that aerodynamics wa...

It attaches to your handlebars to your stem or in the out front, mount it communes with satellites. This is what it looks like and i, like it rounded ...