If you have been reading RoadCycler for awhile, you will know by now my appreciation for cycling gear that is easy on the pocketbook. I think it’s important to show those who are new to cycing that it’s possible to get into the sport without taking out a second mortgage to finance it. When it comes to cyclocomputers, you can spend anywhere from $10 to $500. The first thing that comes to mind is, “How many features can possibly come with a $10 cyclocomputer?” Get ready …

I have been a long time Garmin Forerunner 201 owner, and have used it on my bike for a couple years now. I am not overly excited about owning it, as it is too big, and has poor battery life. Lets face it, the Forerunner series was meant for running (and that is what I originally used it for). Not too long ago Garmin released the Edge 305, which was a GPS based device similar to the Forerunner, but made for biking. With the inclusion of …