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Group Buy: Garmin 910XT

Coach RichCoach Rich
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Team,

Lots of talk here about the Garmin 910XT. I've worked with Wheelbuilder to offer you a group buy opportunity:

TeamEN Group Buy Price: 

These units will ship from WB to you the week of March 12th.

If paying by check, make payable to:

Rich Strauss

607 Parker Ave

Monrovia, CA 91016

If paying via PayPal, add up what you want and send the total to cruciblerich@gmail.com

Thanks and let me know if you have any questions about the order!

Comments

  • astokes30astokes30
    I have been looking at the 910 since my 205 is hanging on by its last leg.

    Question...if I am going to buy a power meter this coming fall time frame, do you recommend the cadence sensor or will that be obsolete when I buy the PM? I have a basic bike computer now for speed and distance, but not cadence.

    Thanks!!
  • Coach RichCoach Rich

    Annie,

    In my experience, the virtual cadence of the Powertap (that is, it derives cadence from the pulsing of power as you pedal the bike) is good enough and avoids the clutter and possible friction of having another sensor on your bike and getting it to talk to the device.

  • astokes30astokes30
    Thanks Coach Rich!!
  • Cary BlancoCary Blanco

    @Annie (and Rich)

    Re: Cadence

    Against my better judgement I'm going to go against Coach Rich on this one, only because I have actual data, n=1 data, but data none the less.

     

     

     
  • ezellrhezellrh
    +1 Cary. I'm another data point: Unless I spent 2+ months averaging 120 rpms with spikes up to 200+, I think my powertap doesn't give solid data either. I bought a cadence sensor and haven't had any strange results since then.
  • Coach RichCoach Rich

    Cary and Roy: noted, thanks! Mine and others I've seen seem to be good enough. And of course, my primary concern is to keep my bike looking as pro as possible, without any doodads attached to it

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