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GPS easier to use than cell phone which can have gaps in coverage.
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What good is a GPS that loses turn-by-turn directions when you're 200km into a ride and you happen to get a little tired or you take a detour
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I would much rather stay with a non-touch screen model and an older model with a much reliable GPS system
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I think it's quite likely that my unit has a bad GPS
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iPhone BT connectivity issues (GPS location on the iPhone jumps 1,000s of miles, while GPS on the 820 appears correct)I am a MTBer and bought this device to get accurate mileage, cadence, and ascent/descent data, and was compelled by some of the other features like incident detection, text and caller notifications.
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Great GPS for cycling you can customize the Garmin as you like with the app store