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Garmin 530 £259

The Garmin 5 series has historically been the more basic of the Edge GPS computers for those after performance orientated stats, with the more powerful Edge 8 and 10 the popular choice among those seeking navigational assistance at their handlebars. However, with the Edge 530, Garmin has upped its capabilities, bringing it closer to the range-topping models available. In fact, it’s so capable, it may leave riders wondering if they’ll ever need anything more advanced at all.

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Place the Edge 530 side by side with the more expensive Edge 830

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