Navigation for the rough stuff: Garmin launches the Edge MTB for gravity bikers | Ride MTB

Navigation for the rough stuff: Garmin launches the Edge MTB for gravity bikers

With the Edge MTB, Garmin is launching its first bike computer specially developed for gravity mountain bikers. A robust design, precise GPS data, clever trail functions and smart analyses should make the device the ideal companion for enduro and downhill rides.

The new Edge MTB from Garmin is aimed specifically at mountain bikers who are out and about on demanding trails. With a compact, impact-resistant housing, scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass and weatherproof colour display, the device is designed for tough use.

The new mountain bike profiles for enduro and downhill provide relevant performance data, while the 5 Hz GPS recording with five data points per second ensures maximum accuracy.

Functions such as split times, grit, flow and jump analysis help to optimize performance. Trailforks and TopoActive maps are pre-installed, including ForkSight for detailed trail information on the go. 

Further features such as LiveTrack and accident detection as well as compatibility with Garmin's Varia radar and inReach increase safety on remote trails. The Edge MTB offers up to 14 hours of battery life.

Features at a glance

  • Built for the trail: Robust design, Gorilla Glass, weatherproof display
  • MTB profiles: Enduro & Downhill with automatic run detection
  • Precise tracking: 5 Hz GPS for exact track and time measurement
  • Analysis functions: Grit, flow & jump data for riding technique optimization
  • Navigation aid: pre-installed Trailforks and TopoActive maps with ForkSight
  • Safe on the go: LiveTrack, accident detection, Varia and inReach compatibility
  • Long runtime: up to 14 hours of battery power for long sessions
  • Price: 399.99 euros

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Garmin Edge MTB, the details in the picture


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