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I decided to take a punt on the Rider 60 been very happy with it so far. Due to the lack of reviews or information on the web about the device I decided to do a review myself to help others in the future who might be thinking of purchasing the device. If your intrested you can find it at http://necycler.blogspot.co.uk/.
Excellent review John.Very helpful
Thanks, just felt the need to get something on the web as their is not many reviews out there for the device. Tried to be reasonably detailed with lots of pics. It's useful to get some feedback as that is my first cycling blog post ever.
Hope to get a few other blog posts developed over the coming weeks when work and riding allows. Thinking of route planning on Strava and reviewing the MIO 505HC I purchased as a replacement to the Rider 60. Possibly a short bit on a local sportive I'll be doing this weekend.
I changed my mind about the Bryton from my initial impressions.
Whilst I don't have the rider 60 I do have the rider 20 and find it very easy to upload to Strava. You need to download Bryton Bridge 2 to load rides to their dashboard and then you can upload to Strava. It's a bit fiddley but no problem really. Hope this helps.