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What’s your bike computer REALLY worth? Hammerhead Trade-In Values Clarifies The Key Players And Their Value to It

13 August 2022
the5krunner

Hammerhead Karoo 2Hammerhead Trade-In Values

 

Hammerhead has just announced a trade-in program should you want to trade in and old bike computer and buy one of their Hammerhead Karoo 2 bike computers. Fair enough, it’s a great bikenav.

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However, what I found interesting was the trade-in value that Hammerhead placed on other bike computers which ranged from £40 to £80, the only notable exception being the Hammerhead Karoo 1 which is obviously(!) worth more at £125. Further below is a list of all the bike computers and what Hammerhead (SRAM) thinks they’re all worth, there is even a brand or two I’d never heard of.

In a nutshell, Garmin and Wahoo computers are all worth £80…yes even a Garmin Edge 200 or Wahoo RFLKT.

Opinion

If you have a VERY old bike computer, some of these trade-in prices are actually generous. Should you have a fairly new Edge 1030 Plus…less so!

The interesting take is that clearly SRAM/Hammerhead recognises there are only 3 big fish in the pond. Wahoo, Garmin and themselves.

 

 

Bryton Aero 60E  £40

Bryton Rider 530

 £40

Bryton Rider 750E

 £40

Bryton Rider 860

 £40

Bryton 50

 £40

Bryton Aero 60E

 £40

Bryton Rider 330

 £40

Bryton Rider 320T

 £40

Bryton Rider 420T

 £40

CicloSport HAC 4 Plus

 £20

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus

 £80

Garmin Edge 1030

 £80

Garmin Edge 830

 £80

Garmin Edge 530

 £80

Garmin Edge 820

 £80

Garmin Edge 1000

 £80

Garmin Edge 510

 £80

Garmin Edge 520

 £80

Garmin Edge Explore 1000

 £80

Garmin Edge 130

 £80

Garmin Edge 810

 £80

Garmin Edge Explore

 £80

Garmin Edge Explore 820

 £80

Garmin Edge Touring

 £80

Garmin Edge 500

 £80

Garmin Edge 200

 £80

Garmin Edge 205

 £80

Garmin Edge 520+

 £80

Garmin Edge 705

 £80

Garmin Edge 800

 £80

iGPSPORT IGS60

 £40

iGPSPORT IGS618

 £40

Lezyne Super Pro

 £40

Lezyne Mega XL

 £40

Lezyne Super Enhanced GPS

 £40

Magellan 305

 £40

Magellan 505

 £40

Mio Cyclo Cyclo 315HC

 £40

Mio Cyclo 215HC

 £40

Mio Cyclo 210

 £40

Mio Cyclo 605 HC

 £40

Mio Cyclo Discover

 £40

Mio Cyclo Discover Connect

 £40

Mio Cyclo Cyclo 215

 £40

Mio Cyclo 305

 £40

Mio Cyclo 405

 £40

Mio Cyclo 505

 £40

Pioneer SGX-CA600

 £40

Pioneer SGX-CA500

 £40

Polar V650

 £40

Polar M450

 £40

Polar M460

 £40

Shanren Discovery Pro

 £40

Sigma Rox 12

 £40

Sigma Rox 10

 £40

Sigma Rox 11

 £40

Sigma Rox 9.1

 £40

SmartHalo 2

 £40

Stages Dash L50

 £40

Stages Dash M50

 £40

Stages Dash L10

 £20

Teasi Pro

 £40

Teasi One 4

 £40

Trimm One

 £40

TwoNav Trail 2

 £40

TwoNav Cross

 £40

TwoNav Anima+

 £40

Wahoo Elemnt Roam

 £80

Wahoo Elemnt Bolt

 £80

Wahoo Elemnt

 £80

Wahoo RFLKT

 £80

Wahoo RFLKT+

 £80

XOSS Sprint

 £40

Other Brand GPS Cycling Computer

 £40

Other Brand Non-GPS Cycling Computer

 £20

 

 

 

 

 

Last Updated on 25 January 2026 by the5krunner

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3 thoughts on “What’s your bike computer REALLY worth? Hammerhead Trade-In Values Clarifies The Key Players And Their Value to It”

  1. How much is this based on the value of the device, vs incentive to lure people away from a competitor. Given all Edge devices are the same, these numbers clearly aren’t based on product value.

    1. perhaqps it represents the value of the potential customer to hammerhead and a smidgen of the likelihood that they might switch.
      i think the basic target market is owners of old wahoo and garmin models and they get a reasonable deal. some of those old garmin models are going for less on fleabay

      1. Good point. Giving top dollar to those with older devices to convert seems like a good strategy.

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