Giant Bicycles (Taiwan) – “Information is Power.”

“NeosTrack is Giant’s first GPS computer to offer both navigation and training functions. Compatible with all training accessories, including power meters, heart rate straps, speed/cadence sensors, and smart trainers, it offers pro-level performance and is the choice of Team Sunweb racers including 2017 Giro d'Italia champion Tom Dumoulin”, shared the company.

Highlights:
Scientific training helps riders perform better. Giant NeosTrack GPS provides a variety of power data, from high-end training data for serious cyclists to basic riding data for those just getting into the sport. Instant access to valuable training data improves performance on the bike. And for casual riders, knowing how fast or how far they ride is always helpful in setting fitness goals.

• Connectivity - High-sensitivity GPS receiver locates satellites quickly while ANT+, Bluetooth 4.0 and WLAN allow NeosTrack to connect to sensors and sync with smartphones or networks for quick uploads and firmware and GPS updates.
• Di2 Compatibility - Connect to Dura-Ace and Ultegra Di2 systems for real-time on-screen gear ratios and combinations, along with Di2 battery levels. You can scroll through screens using Di2 shifter hood buttons.
• Power Data - Combine NeosTrack with popular ANT+ power meters to take your training to the next level. NeosTrack displays up to 10 valuable training power data points including left and right pedal balance and efficiency.
• Trainsmart - TrainSmart uses pre-programmed workouts to test and track physical condition and create customized intervals and workouts based on desired fitness results.
• Follow Route - Create a new route from previous rides or upload gpx files directly to NeosTrack using the NeosTrack app, NeosTrack website or other popular mapping programs or websites.
• Turn-by-Turn - NeosTrack provides turn-by-turn directions, allowing you to focus on the ride without worrying about where to go.
• Route Details - NeosTrack displays all ride data including ride time, route distance, average speed and elevation gains.

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