Lezyne reinvents its GPS computers | Ride MTB

Lezyne reinvents its GPS computers

Until now, Lezyne has taken a minimalist approach to GPS devices on the handlebars. With the next generation of GPS devices, Lezyne is now on the attack: the displays are no longer monochrome, but colorful, display high-resolution maps and the clever devices can be connected to apps and mobile devices in no time at all.

Lezyne presents its new Mega GPS bike computer series - and it has a lot more under the hood than its predecessors:
With the Mega C and Mega XL compi, the maps can be displayed on the entire screen. And the new handlebar-mounted direction indicators have been significantly upgraded compared to their predecessors in terms of design, size and battery life (48 hours and 32 hours respectively).

Large, colorful displays

The Mega C GPS has a dynamic, 240 x 320 pixel color screen, whereas the Mega XL has a high-resolution, 240 x 400 pixel screen. The Mega XL can be mounted both vertically and horizontally. Due to the larger displays, up to ten data fields are displayed on five pages on the Mega XL and up to eight data fields and five pages on the Mega C.

The option of offline navigation further improves Lezyne's navigation options. Using the Lezyne GPS Root website or the GPS Ally app for smartphones, maps can be downloaded from anywhere in the world and transferred to the Mega GPS. Once the map has been downloaded and saved, the user can
create routes at any time, search for destinations and - even without a data connection - find their way home

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Extensive database - both online and offline

The Ally app also enables quick and easy installation. This app also informs the driver about incoming calls, text messages and social media notifications. In addition, the Lezyne GPS platform synchronizes with Strava, TrainingPeaks or Today's Plan. This allows the user to follow Strava Live segments and create their own workouts.

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