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MTB Reviews > GPS > GPS Unit > Garmin Forerunner 101
 Forerunner 101
Description: (from garmin.com)
* GPS sensor provides precise latitude, longitude, and altitude data for exact location information.
* Mark specific locations, and then look-up and navigate to these points using an electronic map.
* Retrace your steps to a starting point or reverse your normal route for routine variation.
* Amount of calories burned can be tracked and calculated over the course of a workout.
* Automatically records up to 5000 laps by day or week; stores approximately two years of data
* Performance data can be automatically archived and calculated to provide an accurate record.
* Automated stopwatch provides AutoLap® and AutoPause® features.
* Lap timer indicates when a certain speed is reached or when you've fallen below a pre-set level.
* Pace whistle sounds alert when you begin traveling slower or faster than your desired pace.
* Distance whistle sounds when you reach a specified duration or distance in your workout.
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| Pros | Easy to use and inexpensive. | | Cons | Where to put it when you ride? On your wrist? | | Verdict | The only thing that i dont like is where to put it when im riding. I dont like to carry a bag, and i dont want it on my wrist, but thats where it ends up going. But other then that, its awesome. My buddy has a tracker on his bike, and at the end of our rides, were usually about .5 to .8 miles off of each other. I am not sure which one is off, but oh well. Its great besides the fact of guessing where to put it. | | Recommended for: Anyone |
| Pros | Value, light weight, it does everything you need, nothing you don't. | | Cons | It gets a little lost in heavy tree cover, but it is not a big problem. | | Verdict | This is a great value. | | Recommended for: Value seekers |
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| Hope Mills, NC | June 1, 2007 