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New Garmin Rally power pedals increase availability to different pedal types to appeal to a wider range of riders and disciplines
The Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Solar smartwatch has as much cycling functionality as a Garmin Edge, plus covers other sports and health stats too
Garmin’s radar-equipped rear light helps you keep an eye on the road behind a lot more easily
Garmin’s range-topping 1030 Plus computer packs all the features you could ever need for your rides
The Edge 130 Plus delivers loads of functionality in a pint sized package
The Garmin Edge 1000 is a serious update to the line-up with a bigger screen and WiFi connectivity.
The Garmin Edge 820 takes most of the functions of the Edge 1000, and crams them into the body of a 520. But does it add up?
Six months with the Garmin Vector 2 pedals has shown us the good, the bad and the confusing elements of the power meter.
New Garmin Edge 820 takes most of the features of the Edge 1000 and crams them inside the body of the 520, while adding group tracking.
The Garmin Varia light is probably smarter than most of us.
The Garmin Virb XE is a great action cam, but it works better when it’s not connected.
The Garmin Varia rear view radar is the future, there’s no doubt about it.
The new Garmin Edge 25 is almost everything a recreational cyclist needs.
The new cycling bundle includes a Garmin Virb XE camera plus SD card, tube mounts, a vented helmet strap and the EDGE combo mount.
Possibly the most advanced piece of wearable sports tech going, the Garmin Fenix 3 isn’t a bad casual timepiece either.
Strava Live Segments coming to the new Garmin Edge 520 first with others to follow.
The Garmin Varia line includes GPS responsive smart lights and rear view radar.
The Edge 20 and Edge 25 are the world’s smallest GPS cycling computers
The first generation power meter pedals set the bar high for what Garmin could achieve.
