Whether in the city or off-road: with a bicycle navigation system you always stay on the right track.
In this article we present the test winners of AllesBeste.
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A navigation system is standard equipment in cars these days.
There are also accessories for bicycles that will keep you on the right track.
As long as you only cover the same distances, a navigation system for the bike is probably not necessary, for example when you drive to and from work.
But if you like to go on longer tours that take you into unknown realms, navigation is of the utmost importance.
A bicycle satnav is extremely useful so that you don't have to rummage your smartphone out of your pocket all the time.
In the following we reveal which functions this offers and what it should be able to do.
Bicycle sat navs put to the test: the functions and advantages
You may have thought that you can simply use your smartphone * for navigation.
However, you have to keep in mind that this
will cost you
battery
.
If you need your cell phone even for other things,
the bike is
-
Navi definitely the better alternative
.
Bicycle Navis offer some of the navigation
more
,
useful functions
.
With some models you can create tours in advance on the computer and calculate the exact routes.
The distance traveled can then be evaluated.
This is certainly interesting for ambitious cyclists or cyclists.
The
size and legibility of the display
and the
operability of
the bicycle navigation system
are particularly important
.
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The colleagues from the test portal AllesBeste have subjected several bicycle sat navs to extensive tests.
In the following section we present the five recommended models.
Bicycle sat navs put to the test: Garmin Edge Explore - the test winner
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Garmin Edge Explore bike sat nav
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Price: |
from 209 euros |
|---|---|
Brand: |
Garmin |
Screen size: |
3 inches |
Weight: |
116 grams |
Battery life: |
up to 12 hours |
Functions: |
Pre-installed Europe cycle map, distance, speed, altitude profile, PC analysis via Garmin Connect |
View Garmin Edge Explore Bike Navi now on Amazon
Bicycle sat navs tested: Tahuna Teasi One4
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Tahuna Teasi One4 bicycle sat nav
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Price: |
from 169.98 euros |
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Brand: |
Tahuna |
Screen size: |
3.5 in |
Weight: |
139 grams |
Battery life: |
up to 12 hours |
Functions: |
Integrated trip computer, 3D compass, tour recorder functions, heart rate sensor with chest strap |
View Tahuna Teasi One4 Bike Navi now on Amazon
Bicycle sat navs put to the test: Sigma Sport ROX 12.0
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Sigma Sport ROX 12.0 bicycle sat nav
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Price: |
from 324.02 euros |
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Brand: |
Sigma |
Screen size: |
3 inches |
Weight: |
125 grams |
Battery life: |
up to 16 hours |
Functions: |
Connection to Strava, Komoot and TrainingPeaks, individual workouts, 30 training views, any number of sport profiles |
View Sigma Sport ROX 12.0 Bike Navi now on Amazon
Bicycle sat navs tested: Garmin eTrex Touch 35
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Garmin eTrex Touch 35 bicycle sat nav
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Price: |
194.99 euros |
|---|---|
Brand: |
Garmin |
Screen size: |
2.6 in |
Weight: |
159 grams |
Battery life: |
up to 16 hours |
Functions: |
preinstalled profiles, preinstalled TopoActive Europe map, 250,000 preinstalled geocaches |
View Garmin eTrex Touch 35 bicycle sat nav now on Amazon
Bicycle sat navs tested: Garmin eTrex Touch 25
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Garmin eTrex Touch 25 bicycle sat nav
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Price: |
from 180.99 euros |
|---|---|
Brand: |
Garmin |
Screen size: |
2.6 in |
Weight: |
159 grams |
Battery life: |
up to 16 hours |
Functions: |
preinstalled profiles, preinstalled TopoActive Europe map, 250,000 preinstalled geocaches |
View Garmin eTrex Touch 25 bicycle sat nav now on Amazon
Bicycle sat nav with rechargeable battery or batteries?
The testers from AllesBeste see advantages in both.
Bicycle sat navs with
rechargeable batteries
are slimmer.
This is advantageous for those who can charge the device from a socket after or during the tour.
Anyone planning longer tours including camping should have a power bank with them.
Otherwise, devices with
batteries are
more of an advantage
for the latter
.
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