Yeah really?Arbuckle23 wrote:
I had a 520 purchased from the UK replaced by Garmin when it was a couple of weeks out of warranty in November this year.
Based on my experience, they do honour warranty on items purchased overseas.
and the environment even longerPhilistine wrote:, and there were enough of them in the $10 bundle to last me for 20 years.
Please don't buy and use microfibre cloths or if you must, please do not dispose of them ...I put the "microfibre" in brackets because I thought the manufacturer was just trying to make his product sound more up-market. I'm no fabric expert but I thought genuine microfibre was a close woven high absorbance material. These are toweling type materials - suitable for my purpose but not microfibre.Aushiker wrote:
and the environment even longer
Interesting question as with the 1030, I had to download the maps, so suspect that model you might be able to not worry about region specific purchases.TheWall wrote:Question...Slane Cycles has the Garmin 820 bundle for $527 - will it have Aus maps on it?
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What maps did you download? Mine has OSM Cycle installed.rifraf wrote:Interesting question as with the 1030, I had to download the maps, so suspect that model you might be able to not worry about region specific purchases.
As Slane Cycles are in the UK, I don't think they will have Aus maps... Why don't you ask them?TheWall wrote:Question...Slane Cycles has the Garmin 820 bundle for $527 - will it have Aus maps on it?
It was part of the initial setup of the device.Aushiker wrote:What maps did you download? Mine has OSM Cycle installed.rifraf wrote:Interesting question as with the 1030, I had to download the maps, so suspect that model you might be able to not worry about region specific purchases.
Yes I got that update as well.rifraf wrote:It appears to be "Routable Cycle Map of Australia and New Zealand 2017:10"
Ah well, I guess that puts to bed my theory that the new "maps" were region free in that the map download was relegated to the first update location.Aushiker wrote:Yes I got that update as well.rifraf wrote:It appears to be "Routable Cycle Map of Australia and New Zealand 2017:10"
The maps that came installed on the unit are:
Worldwide DEM Basmap NR
Garmin Cycle Map AUS/NZ 2017.10
Edge DEM Map AUS/NZ 2016.10
Garmin Geocode Map AUS/NZ 2016.10
I have yet to decide but I may update the Open Cycle Map myself. DC Rainmaker has a helpful guide for those not sure of the steps.
They do fog up somewhat when you stop, but once you get going again they're all good.thatmdee wrote:I'm considering a pair of Jawbreakers.. I already have a pair of Rudy Project Tralyx, but find they fog up too much, when either stopping or slowing down -- very frustrating. Hoping the Oakleys don't suffer the same problem.
Wash with a bit of dishwashing detergent the night before (give them a light rinse after smearing it on).thatmdee wrote:I'm considering a pair of Jawbreakers.. I already have a pair of Rudy Project Tralyx, but find they fog up too much, when either stopping or slowing down -- very frustrating. Hoping the Oakleys don't suffer the same problem.
The POC glasses I was wearing yesterday were even fogging up when I was going at 40km/h. I had to stop and take them off, otherwise I had really reduced vision. When it warmed up a bit more they stopped fogging up.squiz wrote:They do fog up somewhat when you stop, but once you get going again they're all good.thatmdee wrote:I'm considering a pair of Jawbreakers.. I already have a pair of Rudy Project Tralyx, but find they fog up too much, when either stopping or slowing down -- very frustrating. Hoping the Oakleys don't suffer the same problem.
Scored a winter jacket for $191.00 in Melbourne on Saturday. Down from $Stupidity so I couldn't say no.g-boaf wrote:The POC glasses I was wearing yesterday were even fogging up when I was going at 40km/h. I had to stop and take them off, otherwise I had really reduced vision. When it warmed up a bit more they stopped fogging up.squiz wrote:They do fog up somewhat when you stop, but once you get going again they're all good.thatmdee wrote:I'm considering a pair of Jawbreakers.. I already have a pair of Rudy Project Tralyx, but find they fog up too much, when either stopping or slowing down -- very frustrating. Hoping the Oakleys don't suffer the same problem.
On the topic of specials, Rapha Sydney was doing 60% off their already reduced prices. Picked up a $240 jersey at $95. Unfortunate is that everyone seems to be in there buying stuff at those prices, so you might struggle to find your size.
https://muc-off.com/products/anti-fog-treatmentthatmdee wrote:I'm considering a pair of Jawbreakers.. I already have a pair of Rudy Project Tralyx, but find they fog up too much, when either stopping or slowing down -- very frustrating. Hoping the Oakleys don't suffer the same problem.
Or just use dishwashing liquid...works well without the $'s!DaveQB wrote:https://muc-off.com/products/anti-fog-treatmentthatmdee wrote:I'm considering a pair of Jawbreakers.. I already have a pair of Rudy Project Tralyx, but find they fog up too much, when either stopping or slowing down -- very frustrating. Hoping the Oakleys don't suffer the same problem.
Nice, thanks. They also have some jerseys at $50 though in limited sizes. Worth a punt at that price.caneye wrote:VeloOne
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