Bryton GPS Rider 420H Hrm - Nero

the rider 420 is bryton s first gps bike computer with support for all available satellite systems offering faster acquisition and more precise positioning than ever before its big screen of 2 3 allows to visualize 8 data at a glance to train you more efficiently the rider 410 also supports ant and ble activity sensors for maximum compatibility it is designed for cycling lovers around the world the product bigger screen better visibility absolute precision support for ant ble sensors customizable data display via the application supports up to 72 functions 35 hours of battery life smart notifications synchronization with the bryton application details full support for all gps satellite systems glonass russia bds china galileo europe and qzss japan providing much more reliable satellite coverage in any situation especially in the presence of buildings trees or even mountain bikes with a faster start no speed sensor installation required light and leave immediately ipx7 sealing level large widescreen easy to read 7 customizable data screens with up to 8 data per page barometric altimeter percentage of slope in real time preloaded bryton test to test your limits and train you systematically compatible with ant heart rate monitor speed and cadence sensors and power meters for advanced training anti glare display for daytime racing and clear backlighting for night racing view watch statistics transfer to bryton app or upload to strava training peaks and fit track 1sec mode specification model rider 420 dimensions wxhxd 49 9 x 83 9 x 16 9mm weight of the device 67 g display 2 3 mono lcd screen autonomy 35 hours gps very sensitive chip waterproof ipx7 wireless interface 2 4ghz ant wireless bluetooth smart technology alerts yes historical tour 130 tours history journal 300 hours heart rate zones 7 zones operating temperature 10c 50c outdoor temperature function language en fr de it es nl da no sw fi pt jp ko tc sc in the box rider 420 main unit heart sensor usb cable bike support quick start guide