Garmin Edge Explore Bike Computer

2020-12-04T08:44:20-05:00

Easy-to-use GPS bike computer with high resolution, 3” Glove- and rain-friendly touchscreen that’s visible even in direct sunlight

Includes preloaded Garmin cycle map with turn-by-turn navigation and trendline popularity routing to find the on- and off-road routes most-traveled by cyclists

Built-in GPS tracks how far, how fast, how high and where you ride

Compatible with varia cycling Awareness devices, including smart bike lights and rearview Radar to detect cars and alert drivers

When paired with your compatible smartphone, you gain connected Features, including livetrack and grouptrack, smart notifications, rider-to-rider Messaging and built-in incident detection

With the Edge Explore Bike Computer from Garmin, you can get ready to do just that, explore, by utilizing the functionality of its renowned cycling computers with refinements for the cyclist looking to do some touring or just checking out some new routes. It's chocked full of features so you can chart out rides, pair with Garmin cycling awareness devices, and stay connected, as well as tracking distance, speed, time, and the like. Think of it as the ideal cycling partner that doubles as a tour guide that always knows the right route to take. Of course, more and more cyclists are using Strava to compare efforts and see where they stack up among others in the cycling community. Garmin Connect does a pretty good job, however, the real K/QOM segments live on Strava and the Explore lets you add apps such as Strava, letting you easily upload your efforts and check the results from the saddle of your bike. Heading out under ominous skies and want to check the weather quickly without taking off your gloves or wiping the raindrops off the touchscreen' Have the Accuweather app handy and you'll be prepared, and if you do get rained on, the IPX7 rating means the Explore can handle it, no problem. On a bike tour and need to quickly find a hotel for the night or a good place to eat' Have the Yelp app ready and your Garmin Explore will navigate you directly to the front door. We've never been more aware of cycling safety than now. More and more motorists are distracted and even with all of the high visibility clothing and daytime running lights, cyclists must always be on guard. The Edge Explore is fully compatible with Garmin's Varia cycling awareness devices including its smart bike lights and rearview radar that notifies you of approaching cars as well as alerting riders. And if something does happen, when paired with a compatible smartphone, fellow riders and loved ones can note your location with LiveTrack and GroupTrack and send messages to one another. Additionally, th...

Garmin Edge Explore

Edge Explore

Discover new routes, and stay connected wherever you ride with Edge Explore. This easy-to-use GPS cycling computer features a preloaded Garmin Cycle Map that shows you the routes cyclists like to ride. A variety of connected features lets you stay in touch with other riders as well as the folks back home. With Edge Explore, you have the perfect partner for touring and adventure.

Touchscreen Touring Bike Computer with Connected Features

Easy-to-use GPS bike computer with high resolution, 3” glove-and rain-friendly touchscreen that’s visible even in direct sunlight

Includes preloaded Garmin Cycle Map with turn-by-turn navigation and Trendline popularity routing to find the on-and off-road routes most-traveled by cyclists

Built-in GPS tracks how far, how fast, how high and where you ride

Compatible with Varia cycling awareness devices, including smart bike lights and rearview radar to detect cars and alert drivers

When paired with your compatible smartphone, you gain connected features, including LiveTrack and GroupTrack, smart notifications, rider-to-rider messaging and built-in incident detection

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Ready for the Road Ahead

There’s no time wasted with Edge Explore. This bike computer is simple to set up and ready to ride as soon as it comes out of the box. When you can see the directions you need at a glance, you don’t have to miss the amazing views. That’s why we designed Edge Explore with a 3” display that’s bright and easy to see — whether you’re riding in direct sunlight, on a cloudy day or even in the rain. The touchscreen is snappy and responsive, even when you’re wearing gloves.

Enhanced Cycling Awareness

Edge Explore is compatible with our Varialine of cycling awareness devices, including rearview radarand smart bike lights. By pairing the radar with your Edge, you can get alerts right on your Edge display to cars approaching from behind, helping you see and be seen by the traffic around you. Edge Explore has an assistance feature and built-in incident detection, which automatically sends through your paired smartphone your location to an emergency contact if you run into difficulty while you are road cycling.

Ride Connected

Keep your phone packed away, and just enjoy the ride because Edge Explore has all the smart connections you need. Use LiveTrack to let your friends and family follow your real-time location, or use GroupTrack to keep tabs on up to 50 of your riding buddies. If your fellow riders pull ahead or fall behind, rider-to-rider messaging (with a compatible smartphone) lets you send prewritten notes from your Edge bike computer to theirs. Let your friends know if you’ll catch up in a few minutes or if they should go on without you. If you have a flat tire or need assistance, you can send a message to your fellow riders who are paired with GroupTrack, so they can find you.

Ride Toward Adventure

With Edge Explore, you can get lost in the adventure without actually losing your way. It comes preloaded with the Garmin Cycle Map, which directs you to just about anything — from scenic countryside routes to eateries and bike shops. The routes are generated with Trendline popularity routing, pulling from billions of miles of cycling data. It makes it easy to ride like a local, along the routes and trails that actual cyclists prefer. Along the way, Edge Explore provides turn-by-turn directions, and, of course, it’s smart enough to guide you back to the route — or back to start — if you deviate from it or decide to head home early.