In this category you'll find bike speedometers, GPS bike computers and navigation devices for every application – from simple speedometers for city bikes and e-bikes to sporty GPS computers for road bikes, to robust navigation devices for mountain bikes and bikepacking. Brands such as Garmin, Sigma Sport, Wahoo, Bryton and Cateye offer a wide selection of reliable devices for leisure riders, commuters and ambitious sport cyclists – with fast delivery throughout Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Bike Speedometers & Bike Computers – Types and Areas of Use
Whether you want to buy a simple bike speedometer, precisely record your training data or navigate on unfamiliar routes: The range covers classic bike computers with sensors, wireless speedometers with digital transmission as well as high-quality GPS bike computers with extensive navigation and analysis functions. From compact entry-level models for everyday use to powerful multi-sport devices, you'll find the right device for your bicycle, e-bike, road bike or mountain bike.
GPS Bike Navigation – Functions and Benefits
GPS bike computers offer decisive advantages over classic speedometers: In addition to precise speed and distance measurement, they enable detailed route planning with turn-by-turn directions, elevation profile and waypoints. Many models can be paired with external sensors for heart rate, cadence or power measurement and are compatible with popular platforms such as Strava and Komoot. Particularly practical: Once planned, routes can be transferred directly to the device – ideal for extended tours, training rides and bikepacking adventures.
Bike Speedometer with or without Cable – Which Option Suits You?
Classic wired bike speedometers score with simple, interference-free technology. Wireless models offer more flexibility in mounting and a clean cockpit. GPS bike computers work completely without sensors on the wheel and offer maximum functionality – they are the first choice when you value navigation, training analysis and smartphone connectivity.
This category is ideal for all cyclists in Switzerland – from occasional riders and commuters to sporty road cyclists and mountain bikers, to e-bike users and bikepacking enthusiasts. Whether you want to upgrade your bike speedometer, retrofit a GPS navigation device or simply find a suitable spare part for your existing mount, you'll find a well-thought-out selection here.
Quality, Safety & Product Selection
When buying a bike speedometer or navigation device, it's worth paying attention to water resistance according to IPX standard, a stable mount, an easy-to-read display size and sufficient battery life. GPS devices should also offer regular software updates and a reliable satellite connection so you won't be left stranded even on long tours and in changeable weather.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which bike speedometer is suitable for beginners?▾
For beginners, classic bike computers with wired or wireless sensor transmission are particularly suitable. Brands such as Sigma Sport and Cateye offer easy-to-use models that reliably display speed, distance and riding time and are quick to install.
What is the difference between a GPS speedometer and a classic bike computer?▾
A classic bike computer measures speed via a sensor on the wheel or fork, while a GPS bike computer determines the position via satellite and derives speed, distance and elevation profile from it. GPS devices also offer navigation functions and can often be paired with sensors for heart rate or cadence.
Which bike navigation is suitable for e-bikes?▾
Many e-bikes are already equipped with permanently installed displays from manufacturers such as Bosch. Additionally, GPS bike computers from Garmin, Wahoo or Sigma Sport can be retrofitted, which are compatible with most e-bike systems and offer extended navigation and training functions.
Are GPS bike computers also suitable for mountain bikes?▾
Yes, many GPS bike computers are specially designed for off-road use. Robust models from Garmin, Lezyne or Bryton offer shock resistance, long battery life and trail navigation – ideal for singletrails, bikepacking and demanding tours away from paved roads.
How accurately do bike speedometers with GPS measure speed?▾
Modern GPS bike computers achieve very high accuracy in speed measurement under open skies. In densely wooded areas, tunnels or narrow urban canyons, accuracy may briefly decrease. Classic sensor speedometers are independent of this and also deliver consistent values there.
Can I use a bike computer on both a road bike and a city bike?▾
Yes, most bike computers can be swapped between different bikes with just a few simple steps. GPS devices only require a mount on the handlebars, while classic speedometers with sensors may require an additional sensor and magnet on the second bike.
What additional functions do modern navigation devices for bikes offer?▾
Modern bike navigation devices offer, in addition to route guidance and speed display, often also elevation measurement, route planning with waypoints, connectivity with heart rate and cadence sensors, smartphone notifications, incident notification and compatibility with platforms such as Strava and Komoot.
How do I connect my bike speedometer to my smartphone or other sensors?▾
On current models, the connection is usually made via Bluetooth or ANT+. In the manufacturer's companion app, the device can be paired, training data synchronised and routes transferred. Sensors for heart rate, cadence or power measurement are paired directly on the bike computer.
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