See high-traffic roads directly on your device to help you be aware while cycling and make informed decisions for your route. When you're connected to your eBike compatible with ANT+ technology, you receive navigation instructions and alerts based on the battery status, level of assistance and the range of your bike. Improved maps specific to each type of route that highlight the most popular roads and trails, search POIs and even routes for e-bikes. Compatible with the included Edge power bracket to constantly charge your device while you ride (included only in the Edge Explore 2 Power Mount version). Easy-to-use GPS cycle computer with high-resolution 3” touchscreen, suitable for gloves and rain, visible even in direct sunlight.
See high-traffic roads directly on your device to help you be aware while cycling and make informed decisions for your route. When you're connected to your eBike compatible with ANT+ technology, you receive navigation instructions and alerts based on the battery status, level of assistance and the range of your bike. Improved maps specific to each type of route that highlight the most popular roads and trails, search POIs and even routes for e-bikes. Compatible with the included Edge power bracket to constantly charge your device while you ride (included only in the Edge Explore 2 Power Mount version). Easy-to-use GPS cycle computer with high-resolution 3” touchscreen, suitable for gloves and rain, visible even in direct sunlight.
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The lowest price for Garmin Edge Explore 2 right now is $525.00 at Condor Cycles, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $125.54 on 13 Feb 2026 — today's price is 318% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 2 Aug 2026.
Garmin Edge Explore 2
See high-traffic roads directly on your device to help you be aware while cycling and make informed decisions for your route. When you're connected to your eBike compatible with ANT+ technology, you receive navigation instructions and alerts based on the battery status, level of assistance and the range of your bike. Improved maps specific to each type of route that highlight the most popular roads and trails, search POIs and even routes for e-bikes. Compatible with the included Edge power bracket to constantly charge your device while you ride (included only in the Edge Explore 2 Power Mount version). Easy-to-use GPS cycle computer with high-resolution 3” touchscreen, suitable for gloves and rain, visible even in direct sunlight.
See high-traffic roads directly on your device to help you be aware while cycling and make informed decisions for your route. When you're connected to your eBike compatible with ANT+ technology, you receive navigation instructions and alerts based on the battery status, level of assistance and the range of your bike. Improved maps specific to each type of route that highlight the most popular roads and trails, search POIs and even routes for e-bikes. Compatible with the included Edge power bracket to constantly charge your device while you ride (included only in the Edge Explore 2 Power Mount version). Easy-to-use GPS cycle computer with high-resolution 3” touchscreen, suitable for gloves and rain, visible even in direct sunlight.
Last updated at 02/08/2026 07:26:45
Garmin Edge Explore 2, 3-inch Bike Computer, with Intuitive GPS, VO2 Functions, Personal Records, Unisex Adult, White, Unique
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Garmin Edge Explore 2 GPS Cycling Computer
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Garmin Edge Explore 2-GPS bicycle navigation system for touring bike ranging & e-biking ends 3 "touch display simple operation specific e-bike routing
Delivery between 4–15 Aug $28.49
originally posted on sigmasports.com
I had researched all the various models and after deciding that I didn’t need the detailed training programs and data offered by some of the more expensive Garmin units I bought the Explore 2 for its large screen, battery life and excellent navigation features. I use it on and off road and with Strava Routes and Komoot and it’s been great.A bit fiddly at time with the various menus but I’m sure I’ll get used to them.Would recommend for all but the most extreme cyclists who need that detailed training data.
originally posted on pushys.com.au
Batery life seems all over the shop. one minute it says i have 8% then I refreah and i have 81% and 30+ of standby life. Maybe - im just new to Garmin.Cannot fault Pushys on price or service!Once You figure how to upload to Strava, the data logging anxiety dis appears, really liked how Nav would warn me about main roads and reroute if I purposely went off route.
originally posted on sigmasports.com
Bought the Edge E2 before Berlin - Nancy cycle tour. The unit worked flawlessly and I appreciated all climb feature and bigger screen. Will recommend.
| Dimension | 4.2′′ x 2.2′′ x 0.8′′ (106.1x 55.7 x 20.6 mm) |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Colour display | Yes |
| Display size | 3.00′′ |
| Display resolution | 240 x 400 pixels |
Garmin Edge Explore 2, 3-inch Bike Computer, with Intuitive GPS, VO2 Functions, Personal Records, Unisex Adult, White, Unique
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Garmin Edge Explore 2 GPS Cycling Computer
Free delivery
Garmin Edge Explore 2-GPS bicycle navigation system for touring bike ranging & e-biking ends 3 "touch display simple operation specific e-bike routing
Delivery between 4–15 Aug $28.49
I had researched all the various models and after deciding that I didn’t need the detailed training programs and data offered by some of the more expensive Garmin units I bought the Explore 2 for its large screen, battery life and excellent navigation features. I use it on and off road and with Strava Routes and Komoot and it’s been great.A bit fiddly at time with the various menus but I’m sure I’ll get used to them.Would recommend for all but the most extreme cyclists who need that detailed training data.
Batery life seems all over the shop. one minute it says i have 8% then I refreah and i have 81% and 30+ of standby life. Maybe - im just new to Garmin.Cannot fault Pushys on price or service!Once You figure how to upload to Strava, the data logging anxiety dis appears, really liked how Nav would warn me about main roads and reroute if I purposely went off route.
Bought the Edge E2 before Berlin - Nancy cycle tour. The unit worked flawlessly and I appreciated all climb feature and bigger screen. Will recommend.
This is a great device. I don't usually follow a fixed route and this device suits me fine. The big touch screen means you can figure out where the side trails go, and how far along the track you are. It has a few faults that can easily be overcome . I get about 2-3 rides between charges , compared with 4-5 on my 530. Some of the screen colours are badly selected (I.e singletrack pale blue over a pale green background). The manual is up to the usual abysmal Garmin standard, but their helpline fills in the gaps.
Game changer on managing hill climbing on my recent bike tour on the Isle of Arran. Knowing gradients and length of hills make a big difference for me and my 52yr old knees :-)
My first bike computer. I had to replace it (thanks to the support at Pushys team) because freeze at first use. It still has some glitches here and there, hopefully just me learning how to use it and not faults from sofware. Overall good helper on navigation
I received the Edge Explore 2 for Christmas and for someone who commutes, tours, grinds gravel and MTB this product is perfect. It helps a cyclist explore! I don't uses sensors and just need the maps. Previously I had been using my iPhone and now I can't believe I waited this long to use a dedicated bike computer. The maps were brilliant but I appreciated knowing what hills and gradients I had coming up so I could plan and adjust. The only downside could be the fact you have to buy the bundle if you want the charging mount and ability to charge in the mount. Doesn't phase me, I am happy to charge from a battery pack. Pushys delivered on price and delivery time!
I used the Explore 2 during a four week trip around Laos and Thailand and it frustrated me a great deal. When I returned home I sold it on FB marketplace.DISLIKESSearch- On four occasions that I can remember, I wasn't able to find major towns and tourist attractions in Thailand (e.g. the blue and white temples in Chiang Rai). The town Fang. Doi Suthep in Chiang Rai. Search provided me with 0 results.- There is no way to send destinations from your phone to the GPS via bluetooth.CoursesThe create course feature on the Garmin Android app is so basic it's practically useless. You can only drop pins for your next destination. There's no way to search using a city or address.NavigationWhen you start riding it constantly beeps at you telling you to start recording ... MoreI used the Explore 2 during a four week trip around Laos and Thailand and it frustrated me a great deal. When I returned home I sold it on FB marketplace.DISLIKESSearch- On four occasions that I can remember, I wasn't able to find major towns and tourist attractions in Thailand (e.g. the blue and white temples in Chiang Rai). The town Fang. Doi Suthep in Chiang Rai. Search provided me with 0 results.- There is no way to send destinations from your phone to the GPS via bluetooth.CoursesThe create course feature on the Garmin Android app is so basic it's practically useless. You can only drop pins for your next destination. There's no way to search using a city or address.NavigationWhen you start riding it constantly beeps at you telling you to start recording your ride. I didn't always want to record a ride but it kind of forces you to do so. I think they do this so you clock up your stats in their ecosystem.PowerA very annoying "feature", when you plug it in to charge the GPS automatically turns on. you then have to wait for it to boot up, then switch it off.MapsGarmin doesn't have maps for Laos.Navigation- It provided me with some really poor navigation on a number of days (e.g. Huay Xai to Chiang Rai).- It automatically pauses recording your ride if you are riding slowly (e.g. when I was zig zagging up a 17% road and pushing up some 12-14% gravel trails).- The POI search feature will suggest locations that aren't on route. For example, I needed to find an ATM that was Souzh of my location (i.e. the direction that I was navigating/riding towards). It suggested ATMs that were 50km North of my location. I ended up using Google maps to find one that was on route and only 10km away.- The POI search feature was rarely able to locate guesthouse.AppsThe trailforks integration is really buggy. However, I never got the chance to use it out on a trail.LIKES- The battery life is good. I'd often finish a 100-120km ride with 50% remaining.- The live track feature allowed my family to keep an eye on me when I was riding. But it's a shame that each ride needed to be shared via a new email and unique link (automatically sent by Garmin).- The map design and navigation cues are decent.- The large touchscreen is nice and easy to use and see.SUMMARYI had to use my phone way too much to support the shortcomings of this GPS. In the end I felt as though it was a glorified activity tracker.
So glad I made this purchase. Now I am able to track distance, speed, heart rate and power in one location and then sync with Garmin Connect. I really like the screen size. I am eager to try the map feature now that the weather is getting warmer.
I have had the first generation Explore and when the 2 was launched i passed mine to a family member and got the 2. Battery life is superb in comparison and everything works just a little faster. Profiles for my various bikes available too. Pairs easily with all my sensors. All in all a worthy upgrade for my purposes. I use it mainly for road cycling but works well on my MTB too. If , like me, you don't need all the functionality of the top end Garmin units then this Garmin is for you and you save money. I still do triathlons with it just do not need all the stats a top end model gives you. Never had a problem with a Garmin device and this is no excpetion.
| Dimension | 4.2′′ x 2.2′′ x 0.8′′ (106.1x 55.7 x 20.6 mm) |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Colour display | Yes |
| Display size | 3.00′′ |
| Display resolution | 240 x 400 pixels |
