The newcomer and its family. The older brother, the Wahoo Elemnt Bolt, was a kind of generic version of the Garmin 820 for road cyclists—without the latter's independent routing capability, but with many other advantages. Among them was the fact that it reliably does exactly what it promises and is absolutely simple and logical to use. Road cyclists, in particular, were happy to switch to the... read more
Test: A GPS computer that can do too much and confuses the user with excessive complexity can be quite annoying – but until now, the not-so-great alternative was only a device with absolutely basic functions. With the Wahoo Elemnt Bolt, a bike computer is now available that combines clear usability with the option to simply delete unimportant and unused features... read more
Product News: OPEN. A bicycle manufacturer, small and exclusive, focused on the essentials: building bicycles and customer service. OPEN builds exactly the bikes that OPEN employees want to ride. Elegant and simple, and thought through down to the last detail. That's precisely why the bikes shouldn't be over-engineered. It's not about... read more
Product News/Test: The new Sigma ROX 12.0 Sport is Sigma Sport's latest development in the field of GPS bike computers. In addition to familiar training functions such as speed, distance, time, and power, the Sigma ROX 12.0 Sport also offers numerous new features, including a completely redesigned navigation function. The new Sigma ROX 12.0 Sport was designed for maximum... read more
Test: Sigma's Pure GPS bike computers have been expanded this season. Its reduced range of functions, coupled with simple setup and operation and an affordable price, make the Sigma Pure GPS an excellent companion, especially for beginners. The search for the right bike computer is similar, especially with... read more
