Bryton Rider 35T GPS computer review

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Bryton Rider 35T GPS computer

BikeRadar verdict

4 out of 5 stars

"Comprehensive HRM and computer functions and good value for a GPS"

Sun 14 Aug 2011, 1:00 pm BSTBy

As with the Rider 50T, Bryton’s Rider 35 offers you a lot of bang for your buck in a Garmin-like package. Unlike its bigger brother, there’s no mapping, but you can plan routes and training programmes using Brytonsport. com. It fits securely using rubber O-rings, has all the heart rate and computer functions you’d expect – plus things like altimeter and gradient.

It’s straightforward to set up and you can set the screen to scroll between the 34 display options at your chosen rate or flick through manually. It’s great value for a fully-functioned GPS-enabled cycling computer.

This article was originally published in Cycling Plus magazine.

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  • I picked one of these up just recently and it has been excellent to use.

    Took me a while to get everything set up the way I wanted as the instruction manual wasnt that comprehensive, but once you find your way around it is quite easy to use and extremely customisable.

    Really enjoying using it and the download to brytonsport is really handy for reviewing all the data.

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Specification

Name:
Rider 35T (11)
Built by:
Bryton
Price:
$361.18

Description:
34 functions, 50x70x18mmm, Sensor: GPS and chainstay-mounted cadence
Weight (g):
57 g