The Bryton Rider S810 GPS Cycling Computer represents the pinnacle of Bryton's high-performance Sport "S" series, combining premium hardware with powerful software to challenge the industry's heaviest hitters. Engineered for endurance riders, gravel racers, and dedicated training enthusiasts, this head unit features a beautifully redesigned chassis with a slim profile, reduced bezels, and a premium curved glass face. At the centre of the experience is an expansive 3.5-inch colour touchscreen that utilizes a high-contrast Graphical User Interface (GUI), ensuring your data graphs, map routing, and performance metrics remain incredibly sharp. Paired with a built-in ambient light sensor, the screen automatically adjusts its backlight to maintain perfect readability whether you are carving through dark forest singletrack or riding under full Australian midday sun.
Where the Rider S810 completely leaves its competitors behind is its staggering 50-hour battery life. This industry-leading power management eliminates range anxiety entirely, making it the ultimate tool for multi-day bikepacking expeditions, ultra-endurance events, and long weekend back-country blocks. For climbers, the updated Climb Challenge 2.0 engine is a game-changer; it automatically predicts upcoming gradients and displays detailed real-time ascent profiles, distance remaining, and vivid colour-coded gradient breakdowns without requiring you to pre-load a specific route.
Navigation is equally seamless with pre-loaded OpenStreetMaps (OSM) featuring enhanced zoom level 16 detail, displaying cycling-specific points of interest like local bike shops, water stops, and hidden mountain bike trails. Should you drift off course, the unit features smart on-device re-routing to guide you back to safety without needing a phone connection. Complete with full GNSS five-satellite tracking, customizable data grids of up to 12 fields per page, and comprehensive cycling dynamics when paired with standard power meter pedals, the S810 delivers pro-tier analytical depth right to your handlebars.
Massive 50-Hour Battery Life: Delivers an extraordinary operating runtime to handle the longest endurance racing and multi-day bikepacking tours without needing a power bank.
3.5-Inch Curved Glass Touchscreen: Large, responsive colour display with an integrated ambient light sensor that dynamically tunes brightness for instant scannability.
Climb Challenge 2.0: Automatically detects and profiles upcoming climbs on your ride, providing real-time gradient and distance metrics without needing a pre-loaded course.
Full GNSS Satellite Support: Synchronises simultaneously across five global satellite networks (GPS, Glonass, Galileo, Beidou, and QZSS) for rock-solid tracking in deep valleys and dense tree cover.
Advanced On-Device Navigation: Offers detailed Turn-by-Turn guidance on pre-loaded maps alongside standalone re-routing to get you back on track if you take a wrong turn.
Strava Live Segments & Chat: Syncs automatically with your premium Strava segments for real-time PR chasing, while GroupRide features keep you connected with on-screen text chat.
Physical Dimensions: 102.5mm x 57.6mm x 15.8mm
Display Size & Type: 3.5-Inch Colour TFT LCD Touchscreen
Weight: 116g
Charging Port: USB-C (Supports in-use charging)
Waterproof Rating: IPX7 (Incidental water exposure up to 1 metre deep for up to 30 minutes)
Barometric Altimeter: Yes
Sensor Connectivity: ANT+ / Bluetooth (Heart Rate, Speed, Cadence, Power, Radar, Smart Lights)
Electronic Shifting Compatibility: Shimano Di2, SRAM eTap, Campagnolo EPS, FSA K-Force WE
Smart Trainer Integration: ANT+ FE-C for resistance control and virtual rides
Third-Party App Syncing: Strava, TrainingPeaks, Komoot, Relive, Ride with GPS
Demand Extreme Battery Life: Perfect if you are sick of your cycling computer dying during 200km+ gravel epics or if you want to go weeks between battery charges.
Love Climbing and Data: Ideal for riders who love targeting local alpine peaks; the Climb Challenge 2.0 system acts as a real-time pacing coach on every incline.
Navigate Remote Trails: Excellent for exploring unfamiliar backcountry routes thanks to detailed level 16 zoom maps that clearly highlight crucial water stops and MTB trails.
Want Flagship Features for Less: A fantastic alternative if you want a massive screen, power meter cycling dynamics, and premium navigation without paying top-tier Garmin or Wahoo prices.
Train with Smart Electronics: Great if your bike setup includes advanced tech; it pairs effortlessly with smart trainers, rear-view radar systems, and electronic shifting setups.
Have a Garmin-Only Cockpit: While the rear quarter-turn mount looks like a Garmin system, the tabs are slightly thicker; forcing it into a standard Garmin mount can damage the plastic ears over time.
Prefer a Compact Head Unit: If you have a minimalist cockpit or race short-course criteriums, the large 3.5-inch footprint might feel overly bulky on your stem.
Require Deep First-Party Training Metrics: If you rely on advanced, native recovery tracking and physiological load calculations on the device, you may find the software slightly streamlined compared to other brands.
Because the Bryton Rider S810 utilizes a proprietary, slightly thicker tab design for its quarter-turn system, we highly recommend purchasing the official Bryton Sport Mount or a dedicated dual-compatible alloy mount like those from KOM. If you must use your existing Garmin out-front mount, the S810 features an incredibly clever hardware design: the base mount on the back of the computer is completely removable via four small screws. You can purchase a cheap, genuine Bryton-to-Garmin replacement insert pack, swap the back plate over in under two minutes, and enjoy a flawless, rock-solid click into any standard Garmin mount across all your bicycles!
