Yes. We are an authorized Garmin dealer with the full cycling lineup in stock at our Vancouver, WA shop. Every unit is genuine, fully warrantied, and registered to you on purchase.

Dialed Cycling Lab in Vancouver, WA is a 15 minute drive from downtown Portland and stocks the current Garmin cycling lineup. We also ship nationwide with fast turnaround. Call (360) 828-1436 or send us a message.

The Edge 1050 adds a brighter touchscreen, built in speaker for turn cues and Varia alerts, and bike bell functionality. If you ride in mixed traffic or value the louder audio cues, it is worth the upgrade. The Edge 850 covers the same core navigation and training features for less and is the better value for most riders.

Both are excellent. Garmin Edge has the deeper feature set, better mapping, and the Varia radar integration. Wahoo has historically had simpler setup and a cleaner training focused interface. For most cyclists who want one device to handle navigation, training, and safety, Garmin is the more complete platform.

Yes, and it is one of the few pieces of cycling tech that genuinely changes behavior on the bike. The radar warns you of approaching vehicles up to 140 meters back, giving you time to take the lane, signal, or move right before the car arrives. Once you ride with one, going without feels exposed.

The RCT715 is a radar, taillight, and integrated camera in one unit. The RearVue 820 is the newest radar plus taillight without a camera. The RTL515 is the older radar plus taillight, now phased out in favor of the RearVue 820.

Rally pedals come in three body styles: Shimano SPD for mountain and gravel, Shimano SPD-SL for road, and Look Keo for road. Pick the body that matches your existing cleats, or swap cleats to match. The internal power meter is identical across all three, and bodies can be swapped later if your cleat preference changes.

Garmin is headquartered in Olathe, Kansas, with manufacturing primarily in Taiwan. The company has been publicly traded since 2000 and remains independently operated.

Most Garmin cycling products carry a one year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. We handle warranty claims directly with Garmin on your behalf if anything fails. Bring or ship the unit to us and we deal with Garmin so you do not have to.

The fenix 8 is purpose built for endurance sport. It has multi week battery life, multi band GPS, native cycling and mountain bike apps, training load and recovery analytics, and works seamlessly with Edge computers and Varia radar. Apple Watch is a better general smartwatch. For serious cycling, the fenix wins on every metric that matters on a long ride.

Yes. Garmin Edge computers pair with any ANT plus or Bluetooth power meter, including Quarq, Stages, 4iiii, Favero Assioma, and Power2Max. The Rally pedals are not required to use an Edge.

Connect IQ is Garmin's app store for watches and Edge computers. You can install third party apps, data fields, watch faces, and widgets to customize your device. Strava live segments, weather apps, and route services all integrate through Connect IQ.

Yes. Garmin Connect syncs automatically with Strava, TrainingPeaks, Komoot, Ride with GPS, and most other major training platforms. Set it up once and every ride uploads automatically.

Especially useful. PNW winter light is dim from late October to March, and wet pavement quiets approaching vehicles. The Varia gives you eight to fifteen seconds of warning before a car arrives, which is the difference between reacting calmly and reacting fast. Worth every dollar on Highway 14, Lewis River Road, and the rural sections around Camas and Washougal.

The Edge 550 is the sweet spot for new riders. You get full color mapping, turn by turn navigation, Varia radar pairing, structured workouts, and Strava live segments at the lowest current price point in the Edge lineup. Most new riders never outgrow it. Step up to the 850 or 1050 only if you specifically want the larger screen, on device routing changes, or the built in speaker.