GPS "breadcrumb" Tracks

One of the great features of (nearly all) GPS units is their track recording or "breadcrumb" capability. As you move it records your position every few seconds, and when you get back to base you can view this track on your PC and even upload and share it on the Web.

If your GPS has a heart rate monitor or a cadence (pedaling rate) sensor you can also save and view this information for your activity too.

Whether you're a serious cyclist or triathlete following a training regime, or a casual rider wanting to share where you've been, this record is invaluable

Relates to:

• Garmin Edge 705 with Street Maps and Cadence
• Garmin Forerunner 305 Multi-Sport
• Garmin Edge 205

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