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Garmin Edge MTB GPS Bike Computer

by Garmin
Original price $399.99 - Original price $399.99
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$399.99 - $399.99
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Garmin Edge

Garmin Edge MTB GPS Bike Computer

The Garmin Edge MTB GPS Bike Computer is a mountain bike computer built from the ground up for trail, enduro and downhill riding. Its compact, rugged 7-button design comes with scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass that holds up to the most extreme conditions on the trail. Battery life runs up to 14 hours in demanding use cases, or 26 hours in battery saver mode. Dedicated enduro and downhill ride profiles record descents with 5 Hz multi-band GPS for detailed line data on every run. It comes with a one-year limited warranty from the date of purchase.

Beyond its trail-specific capabilities, the Edge MTB delivers the full Garmin cycling intelligence platform, including ClimbPro for real-time remaining ascent and grade data, MTB dynamics metrics like jump count, jump distance and hang time, Grit and Flow trail difficulty and smoothness ratings, VO2 max tracking, recovery time estimates, daily suggested workouts, Garmin Coach training plans, and GroupRide for in-ride messaging, live locations, and incident detection across a group. Trendline popularity routing finds the best trails and roads most traveled by other Garmin cyclists, and turn-by-turn directions with Back to Start navigation keep you from getting lost on unfamiliar trail systems.

For mountain bikers who want a durable, trail-optimized GPS computer built around enduro, downhill, and all-mountain riding, the Garmin Edge MTB is the purpose-built choice.

DISPLAY
2.13 in.
240 x 320 pixels
BATTERY
Up to 14 hr
up to 26 hr in battery saver mode
WEIGHT
58 g
2.0 oz
CONTROLS
7 buttons
Gorilla Glass lens
Timing gates Trendline popularity routing Back to Start
Garmin Edge MTB, Forksight screen with the trail forks ahead

Built for the trail

How it works

Multi-band GPS that logs five times a second
Multi-band GPS listens to more than one signal band from several satellite systems. On descents it logs your position five times a second, so the line you chose down the trail is there to study afterward.
5 Hz
Display and buttons
The 2.13 in. (54.1 mm) display runs at 240 x 320 pixels, with room for the trail names, distances and elevation that Forksight mode shows at a fork. Seven buttons control the unit.

Safety and connections

Key features

Varia compatibility
Radar and smart light compatibility
LiveTrack
Real-time location sharing with your phone
Bike alarm
PIN-protected bike alarm
inReach pairing
Satellite communicator, active subscription required
Smart trainers
Indoor sessions on a connected trainer
eBikes via ANT+
Pairs with compatible eBike systems
Electronic shifting
Connects to compatible shifting systems
Connect IQ Store
Custom data fields and apps

On the trail

How to use it

Garmin Edge MTB, trail map with Trailforks data
Trail maps

Know the network before you drop in

Preloaded Trailforks maps give you worldwide MTB trail data before and during your ride, and Forksight mode displays the names, distances, and elevation of trails ahead so you can plan your lines in real time.

  • Worldwide MTB trail data, preloaded
  • Trail names and elevation at each fork
  • Back to Start on unfamiliar trail systems
Garmin Edge MTB, downhill run data after a descent
Enduro and downhill

Every run logged on its own

The enduro profile tracks total ascent and descent from each individual run as well as the full ride, while the downhill profile automatically laps each time you finish a descent, which keeps shuttle rides and ski lift returns out of your ride stats. Timing gates can be set throughout any course to track split times and evaluate your performance on specific segments during a ride or race.

  • Total ascent and descent per run and per ride
  • Automatic laps on every descent
  • Split times at the gates you set
Garmin Edge MTB, ride summary with trail difficulty
After the ride

How hard the trail was and how you rode it

Grit scores how difficult a trail was, and Flow scores how smoothly you rode it, so two laps of the same descent can be compared on more than time. Jump data from MTB dynamics lands in the same ride summary.

  • Trail difficulty rating for every ride
  • Smoothness rating to track progress
  • Jump count, distance and hang time

Edge MTB on the trail

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Edge MTB

Frequently asked questions

The Edge MTB computer, an MTB mount, a top tube mount with strap, a tether, a cable and documentation.
It runs on seven buttons. They control the maps, ride profiles, timing gates and navigation.
Trail maps, ride profiles, timing gates and navigation all run on the unit. GroupRide and LiveTrack work with a compatible smartphone and the Garmin Connect app, and VO2 max needs compatible sensors.
It weighs 58 g (2.0 oz).
Up to 14 hours in demanding use cases and up to 26 hours in battery saver mode.
Fit it to the included MTB mount on the bar or the top tube mount with its strap, then pair it with the Garmin Connect app on your phone to sync courses, workouts and settings.
Yes. It connects to eBikes via ANT+ and to smart trainers for indoor sessions, and it pairs with Varia radar and smart lights.
Garmin backs it with a one-year limited warranty from the date of purchase against defects in materials or workmanship, and Garmin repairs or replaces defective components.
  • Display: 2.13 in. (54.1 mm)
  • Display resolution: 240 x 320 pixels
  • Controls: 7 buttons
  • Lens: Scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass
  • Weight: 58 g (2.0 oz)
  • Battery life: Up to 14 hours in demanding use; up to 26 hours in battery saver mode
  • GPS: Multi-band GPS with 5 Hz recording in the enduro and downhill profiles
  • Maps: Preloaded Trailforks trail data
  • Ride profiles: Enduro, downhill
  • Compatible with: Garmin Connect app, Varia radar and smart lights, inReach satellite communicators, smart trainers, eBikes via ANT+, electronic shifting systems, Connect IQ Store
  • Rugged 7-button design: Compact, with scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass that holds up to the most extreme conditions on the trail.
  • Battery life: Up to 14 hours in demanding use cases, or 26 hours in battery saver mode.
  • Enduro profile: Tracks total ascent and descent from each individual run as well as the full ride.
  • Downhill profile: Automatically laps each time you finish a descent, keeping shuttle rides and ski lift returns out of your ride stats.
  • 5 Hz multi-band GPS recording: Records detailed line data during descents in the enduro and downhill profiles.
  • Preloaded Trailforks maps: Worldwide MTB trail data before and during your ride.
  • Forksight mode: Displays the names, distances, and elevation of trails ahead so you can plan your lines in real time.
  • Timing gates: Track split times and evaluate your performance on specific segments during a ride or race.
  • ClimbPro: Real-time remaining ascent and grade data.
  • MTB dynamics: Jump count, jump distance and hang time.
  • Grit and Flow: Trail difficulty and smoothness ratings.
  • VO2 max and recovery: VO2 max tracking and recovery time estimates (with compatible sensors).
  • Training: Daily suggested workouts and Garmin Coach training plans (via the Garmin Connect app).
  • GroupRide: In-ride messaging, live locations, and incident detection across a group (with your compatible smartphone).
  • Trendline popularity routing: Finds the best trails and roads most traveled by other Garmin cyclists.
  • Navigation: Turn-by-turn directions with Back to Start navigation.
  • Varia compatibility: Pairs with Varia radar and smart lights.
  • LiveTrack: Real-time location sharing (with your compatible smartphone).
  • Bike alarm: PIN-protected.
  • inReach pairing: Satellite communicator pairing for remote trail riding (active satellite subscription required).
  • Smart trainers, eBikes and shifting: Connects to smart trainers, eBikes via ANT+, and electronic shifting systems.
  • Connect IQ Store: Custom data fields and apps.
  • Edge MTB computer
  • MTB mount
  • Top tube mount with strap
  • Tether
  • Cable
  • Documentation



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