Lezyne Enhanced Micro C GPS Watch Review This Lezyne Micro Watch Review focusses on the COLOUR GPS version with references to the Macro, Mini and Supper variants. Lezyne’s latest GPS bike watch is the MICRO GPS. It’s ostensibly a bike watch and comes in a colour-screen version (Micro C GPS) and a non-colour screen…
Lezyne make some interesting devices and I reviewed the super GPS cycling computer a while back with a relatively recent update to the review <here>. One of their more interesting models (that I haven’t had hands-on time with) is the wrist-based Enhanced Micro C – colour GPS watch – as shown to the right (it has TBT…
Should I ? Or shouldn’t I? Do I go Garmin for the Hever HIM this weekend? I know the Garmin Forerunner 920XT will be fine as will the Garmin HRM-TRI. I have some new apps to try out on the Garmin Edge 820 from XERT that are super cool. The Garmin footpod is a necessity…
Lezyne Super GPS Review This Lezyne Super GPS Review discovers an uncomfortable truth for Garmin. Other cycling computers can make highly competent devices for much lower prices. In some people’s eyes, striaghtforward cycling-focussed devices like the Super GPS are plausible contenders for the accolade of Best Cycling Computer. Highly creditable alternatives to Garmin cycling computers…
The Lezyne range of cycling computers are certainly interesting and often overlooked. They are better known amongst MTB riders for their ruggedness. But essentially there is no reason why you wouldn’t use one on the road or in the ‘shed of pain’ over the winter. As a range they are well made and have all the…
