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Garmin Edge 820 GPS. I bought it as a Factory Refurbished Unit but I’ve only used it a dozen or so times. It works great, I just seem to forget it at home, too many things to grab for a ride, time to go simple and just ride. Anyway, comes with original bar mount (never) used, micro USB cable, and detachable strap so it downs fall off your bike. It has rubber outer case and a plastic screen protector installed. Also has other mounting attachments with all kinds of rubber bands, again I never used those. Also including a K-Edge center cap mount. This is how I had it mounted on my bike and I never had any issues with it falling off. It kept my bars uncluttered and it probably why I would forget to grab it and put it on my bike. Let me know if you have any questions. $125 and I’ll pay shipping within North America.

Brand new in box, never used. Description below is from Amazon where it’s listed for $65. A larger cassette gear range and classy new aesthetics define the XT M8000 line, so weight is one of the only distinguishing factors between it and its pricier sibling. Don't forget to grab an XT M8000 1x Chainring to go with your setup, as it delivers Dynamic Chain Engagement (DCE) technology to grab onto your chain and not let go as you enjoy the wealth of possibility your new gear range delivers. The hooked and subtly squared profile was engineered to provide grip without slowing you down as you pedal towards whatever the trail has in store. Shimano is a master at spreading the wealth of trickle-down technology across its product lines, so if you've been trying to upgrade and wallowing in dismay about the high price tag of XTR, you can stop now. Overhauling its entire XT line, Shimano brought the groupset up to the level that XTR was at just a few years back, giving dirt hounds the chance to ride with the precision of XTR, without the price tag. Ok