Gps ??

The Garmen Forerunner 205 is awesome!

It's very accurate, small and works in MUni conditions (under tree
cover).

An amazing investment.

The perfect workout partner.

Open the box and turn it on and you instantly get what you are looking
for.

There is nothing like getting this type of info wirelessly.

You can ride with mine if you are coming to the next Long Island Muni
ride on 10/21.

Have Fun On "One"

Adam

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i have the garmin forerunner and i love it.
check out any system by garmin and you should be satisfied.

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Put me down for a forerunner as well. 201, I believe. Time, distance,
and pace and lots of ways to download your tracks to maps online.

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Garmin E-trex. Right on.

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Evan Byrne said:

Garmin E-trex. Right on.

I'll be getting one of those for my birthday in a week or so. Should
be sweet to use not only for speedboarding speed data and stuff but
also for unicycling/biking/hiking trip data, and even geocaching if I
feel enclined to try it. 🙂

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Evan Byrne said:

Garmin E-trex. Right on.

'Which E-Trex?' (http://www.garmin.com/outdoor/products.html#basic)

I got the 'E-Trex Vista CX'
(http://www.garmin.com/products/etrexVistacx/) because I wanted mapping
and the barometric altimeter. The CX also takes micro SD cards so you
load gobs of maps or have map sets on multiple cards.

I either clip it to the shoulder strap or put it in the top pocket of
my hydration pack. For skiing I put it in my front upper pocket. If
it's not in a pocket, be sure to have the lanyard secured to something
in case it comes unclipped.

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“If something is to hard to do, then it's not worth doing. You just
stick that guitar in the closet next to your
shortwave radio, your karate outfit and your unicycle and we'll go
inside and watch TV.” – Homer
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