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Does anyone know what is a good cycling computer? All I need is good GPS/mapping features that doesn't connect to my phone what so ever. I don't need fitness functions at all (kbin.social)

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Does anyone know what is a good cycling computer? All I need is good GPS/mapping features that doesn't connect to my phone what so ever. I don't need fitness functions at all

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[–] coralof 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

This is the one that I have. I use it and leave my phone at home. Then when you get home you can sync it to your phone to grab the GPS tracks and choose to auto-upload to Strava if you want. Otherwise the Coospo app actually has a nice map review feature.