The Garmin Edge 1000 will be available starting sometime this Spring for $600, or $700 for a bundle that includes a heart rate monitor and new speed/cadence sensors. Pretty smart.

As with the Garmin Edge 810, the Edge 1000 has an enormous menu of training metrics that can be displayed on up to 10 screens that, once configured, you swipe through like a smartphone with the ...

Garmin’s Edge 1000 goes well beyond merely offering mapping and GPS, including heart rate monitoring, a speed/cadence sensor, Wi-Fi connectivity, and anything else an avoid biker could ask for ...

The Edge 1000 won’t replace the current top of the line Edge 810, which is just over a year old, but instead will offer users an even higher-performance and more expensive option ($599).

Edge 1000 is ANT+ compatible for heart rate monitors, speed, and cadence sensors. Garmin will launch the Edge 1000 this spring for $599.99 alone or $699.99 with the HRM3 speed/cadence sensor.

The Garmin Edge 1000 will be available later this spring with a $599.99 MSRP price tag, or $699.99 for the GPS unit bundled with HRM3 and new speed/cadence sensors.

Like most of Garmin's products, the Edge 1000 ($599.99) is easy to set up and use, and its navigation is near flawless. However, with its relatively high price, it's not for the casual rider.

The Edge Explore 1000 features a 3-inch high-resolution touch display, 15-hours of battery and is both GPS and GLOASS compatible. It'll work with the Garmin Virb camera too for videos with data.

As with the Garmin Edge 810, the Edge 1000 has an enormous menu of training metrics that can be displayed on up to 10 screens that, once configured, you swipe through like a smartphone with the ...

The Garmin Edge 1000 £419.99 at Amazon UK measures 2.3 by 4.4 by 0.8 inches (HWD) and weighs 4 ounces. In the box are a standard and out-front mount, a device tether, a USB cable, and a quick ...