Voice Search Powered by Google
With connection to the internet, you can use your voice to search for locations on the Rider 750, eliminating the need to use on-screen keyboards. Available in over 100 languages, the voice search features offer a faster, more intuitive and more convenient way to find POIs, addresses and other locations.
Bike Radar Support
The Rider 750 supports ANT+ Radar after simple pairing. While in the Meter Page, the radar strip will display approaching vehicles, utilizing the Rider 750βs vivid color screen for easy-to-understand vehicle icons and color changes for status, as well as include 3 levels of warning with audio notifications.
E-Bike Compatibility
The Rider 750 incorporates Shimano Steps and ANT+ LEV e-bike support for compatible brands to display various e-bike data, including assist mode, assist level shifting mode, E-Bike battery, travel range and rear gear position.
Real-time Power / Resistance Control
Control your smart trainer right from the Rider 750 with the ability to customize the trainer's resistance level to fit your training goals or set the target power to achieve your desired wattage. View and adjust your Power / Resistance in real-time without ever having to leave your data page.
Virtual Ride
Experience endless possibilities from the comfort of home with Virtual Track Simulation. Utilizing ANT+ FE-C compatibility, the Rider 750 will work seamlessly with most smart trainers and can simulate recorded tracks from the Bryton Active App. These converted tracks can simulate different gradients which better emulate the on-road experience.
Online Navigation
The Rider 750 supports online navigation function. When using the navigation feature, you can view detailed turn-by-turn route guidance, including distance and direction information before every turn, and, when riding off route, the Rider 750 will automatically reroute to help get the ride back on track.
Follow Track with POI/Peak Information
Knowing the distance to your next stop is always motivating and useful. After setting up your POI and Peak info using the Bryton Active App, you can check the distance to your next POI or Peak in Follow Track mode, allowing you to make the right decision based on your status and stay motivated along the way.
Auto Sensor Scan
Utilizing ANT+ compatibility, after pairing multiple sensors, the Rider 750 will employ the collective sensor pool to automatically scan for nearby active sensors. Simply confirm the sensor connection with the active sensor and it is ready to go. Using the Bryton Active app, sensor names can be customized for easy recognition.
Popular 3rd Party Platform Integrations
Bryton Active is compatible with a wide range of powerful 3rd party platforms. Autosync data to Strava/TrainingPeaks/Selfloops/Relive, download maps from Komoot/Strava/RidewithGPS and sync trainings with TrainingPeaks. Bryton Active even supports training analysis from GoldenCheetah and others!
FAQs
Is Rider 750 compatible with Garmin Varia radar?
Yes, Rider 750 is compatible with Garmin Varia radar.
Why my Rider 750 doesn't display map?
1. Manually add a map to Rider 750
2. Make sure the device is able to acquire satellites.
Bryton GPS Cycle computers rely on GPS data to track current location, speed and progress. By default, speed is calculated using GPS data, however a speed sensor can also be used to generally improve accuracy. If GPS data is not recording correctly or if the device is unable to acquire satellites, please ensure that the device is not obstructed by:
- Dense tree or cloud cover
- Buildings
- Bridges or tunnels
- Geographic Formations (hills or mountains)
- Other large objects or sky obstructions
Could I navigate on Rider 750 without turning on Bryton Active app?
1. In order to navigate with the Rider 750, the device requires a Bluetooth connection to a smart phone with the Bryton Active app running in the background. If connection is lost or the app is closed during navigation, the connection can be easily reestablished by opening the Bryton Active App and re-selecting the route.
2. After a Follow Track route has been synced with the Rider 750, following the route no longer necessarily requires a Bluetooth connection to a smartphone. Without a connection, the Rider 750 will be able to follow the route exactly as outlined in the file.
How do I switch sensors between bikes?
Utilizing the Rider 750βs sensor pool, switching between bikes with different sensor configurations is as easy as switching the Rider 750 from one bike to the other. Once paired, a sensor will be remembered by the Rider 750 and added to its pool of sensors. When the sensor is awakened, it will appear on the Rider 750 automatically.
Additionally, if more than one sensor is detected, the Rider 750 will prompt you to determine which to use. It is recommended to configure a specific bike profile for each bike that is intended to be used in order to remember bike settings such as wheel size.
What sensors work with Rider 750?
Cadence Sensor: ANT+ compatible third-party cadence only sensor.
Speed Sensor: ANT+ compatible third-party speed only sensor.
Heart Rate Monitor: ANT+ compatible third-party heart rate only sensor.
