Excellent, Thanks info gives me something to go on. Not really needing all the extras just something that will show maps.I have a Garmin Edge 840, which is a bit like a bike Sat Nav.
Prior to that, I've had the Edge 830, 820, 810 and 800! They all do the same thing though - just more gimmicks and features on the newer models... and I'm a sucker for gadgets. My 840 has a solar face that charges it about 2% over a 2 hour ride in the glaring sunshine... much the same as plugging it into a USB socket for 2 mins
The 830 and 840 have Trailforks integration... so you can map out routes on the Trailforks app / website, and then download them on the Garmin. You can then follow them on your bike with the Garmin, and iIt will pop up with prompts like your car would... "in 200 yards, turn left". Great for going round trails you've never been to before - as you can plan a route including the runs you like the look of - and back to the car without getting lost!
It also has streetmaps on it, so I could type in a destination and it would navigate me there.
I believe Wahoo make a similar device - the Elemnt.
I've always stuck with Garmin though as I've been in their ecosystem for a long time now, and have purchased several golf GPS devices / watches, fitness tracker, heart rate monitors, topography maps etc.
I use iGPSPORT IGS630. Quite budget option compared to Garmin, not much worse. I'm happy with it.Am looking for a sat nav for my ebike, currently use my iphone with a download OS map but a pain taking in/out of pocket and don’t want it fixed on handlebars,
Is there a Garmin or similar device that i can download maps onto?
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