Swiss brand Jespr might be one of the newer computer companies but, with its software-first approach, the new Jespr Cycling Computer is primed to upset themarket and become a valid alternative to brands such as Garmin, Wahoo, Hammerhead and Coros. Here's everything we know about this cycling computer.
The computer is then loaded with five modes, Free Ride Mode, DIrection Mode, Training Mode, Race Mode, and Pacing Mode. All of which provides bespoke and specific metrics for each riding style. Free Ride mode looks to be the most flexible as the computer will provide tracking and navigation on the fly, allowing the rider to pick a destination mid-ride and instantly pick up navigation.
You might have guessed but direction mode allows riders to sync routes from whichever cycling app they like with turn-by-turn navigation.Training Mode displays all the vital metrics and helps the rider sync workouts across multiple platforms. The Jespr displays colour-coded visualisations to show you how your session is going.
Race Mode shows all the important information but simplifies it all in an easy-to-digest manner and clean look. Pacing Mode is coming soon to the Jespr but will help the rider plan and manage efforts in real-time, ideal for triathlon or time trial.Tech Editor here at off.road.cc Liam can also be found photographing bikes as well as revelling in cycling's intricacies. Whether it's gravel, mountain, or e-MTB as long as it's a bike on dirt, he's happy.